Fostering a new renaissance through creativity, authenticity, spirituality, and art
Assigned with the day after the inauguration and the day of the Women’s March on Washington, this is what I wrote, printed on page four of a bigger than usual print edition.
“Attention is the key to life. Whatever you really give your attention to, you become. Whatever you really concentrate upon will come into your life.
Patient living means to live actively in the present and wait there. That, indeed, is a very radical stance toward life in a world preoccupied with control.
This fresh book is thankfully neither self-satisfied nor the last word, but the beginning of a discussion on what it means to really follow Jesus, instead of the stale culture of most of modern Christianity.
Please join me in actively striving to think out from the singular, enlightened, divine Mind instead of our many, inferior, human ones.
In the coming year, may you live
with an ever deepening sense of abundance and ease.
May you see clearly and welcome with open arms
the wealth of love and support that surrounds you.
Merry Christmas! Here are some recent links revenant to the holiday… Wishing you the hope and joy of the season!
I enjoyed seeing this immense, detailed creche, with all of its tiny vignettes.
The diverse faiths here actually got along much of the time, and their prosperous co-existance spawned one of the most creative periods in history.
The extraordinary thing that is about to happen is matched only by the extraordinary moment just before it happens.
If you are reading this with internet connectivity on an electronic device, you are in a position to help. Please express your gratitude and compassion in action and in practical deed.
To walk where there is no path,
To breathe where there is no air,
To see where there is no light-
This is Faith.
This Thanksgiving, I am furthering my goal of appreciating the abundance of random good.
Here are live links to past Thanksgiving features on this blog as well as those to Christian Science Thanksgiving services.
…her life was turned upside down and burst open by finding gratitude to God for the slightest little gifts all around her.
The night is for stillness. Let us be still in the presence of God.
