Living In Spirit

“Many of us crucify ourselves between two thieves - regret for the past and fear of the future” Fulton Oursler. When in the grip o...

No one but you and God truly know what is in your heart, nor can we ever truly know what is in the heart of another, for only God...

Everyone likes a clean house, but who enjoys doing the cleaning. In the physical realm a little dust on the shelves, a cobweb or t...

The silversmith Demetrius made his living off making shrines to the goddess Diana. When the apostle Paul brought the Christ message to ...

       When we take offense at every trifling thing in life, becoming angry and outraged at clerks, customer service reps, waite...

It is difficult for me to think of Moses and not picture in my minds eye Charlton Heston standing with arms raised, staff in hand,...

On the old maps when the mapmaker reached the end of what was known they would often write in the margin “There Be Dragons” to d...

             Have you an open mind?   In the course of teaching metaphysics this question is often met with incredulity, a brusque “o...

When we harbor resentment, we slowly die spiritually. Fortunately through forgiveness we are reborn. Nurturing resentment binds...

“We have ceased fighting everything and everyone, we have to” unlike physical exercise, where working harder typically produces greate...

The term “reborn” has been employed poorly if not down right incorrectly so often that its true spiritual meaning has become obscured...

 “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” When FDR said this in his first inaugural address America was in the grip of the gr...

One of the ways we demonstrate our spiritual fitness is by how much we give, freely, not only in riches but most importantly of ourse...

Rarely does a week pass without some new self help book/seminar that will solve all our problems, the diet to end all diets, miracle ...

In the second act of my life I made my living swinging a hammer. The man who sponsored me to become a contractor taught “When the wor...

Living in Southern California one of the joys of life is driving down Pacific Coast Highway. Watching pelicans dive for their dinner,...

Remember Alfred E. Newman of Mad magazine fame? His gap toothed grin gracing every cover with the caption “What, me worry?” Alfred can ...

Sometime ago during a genial conversation on spiritual principles a participant tossed out the comment  “I don’t trouble God with the ...

When we travel down the road of indignation, self-righteousness, fear, hateful and/or angry words and thoughts we invariably find ou...

We have all done it and regretted it afterwards. We are either drawn into or feel the need to volunteer our help or opinion in someone...