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Don’t Do Only One Thing (Quote with Commentary)
The most successful experts also belong to the wider world. ... it appears as though they are scattering and...
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Gas Station Communion (Poem by Paula Gordon Lepp)
As I was standing there in the sun drenched gas station parking lot, the hiss and tick of the...
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Four Questions to Ask Each Sunday
Four questions. One page. Fifteen minutes. You will start Monday knowing something most people spend the whole week avoiding.
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Dress Ourselves in Gentleness (Quote by Henri Nouwen)
Once in a while we meet a gentle person. Gentleness is a virtue hard to find in a society...
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Neither Hot Nor Cold (Spiritual Short about Indifference)
We usually think of hate as the opposite of love, or fear as the opposite of love, but recently...
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Moral Courage (New Abstract Painting in Pastel)
What do we need more of these days? Moral courage. So I decided to paint it.
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Hearts of Horses (Book Review)
The term "horse whisperer," but it wasn't always a thing. Up until this time men generally beat horses into...
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Earth Day Thought from Ron Garan
After spending 178 days aboard the International Space Station, astronaut Ron Garan returned to Earth carrying something far heavier...
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On Becoming a Good Instrument (Quote by Cecil Touchon)
The task is not to force meaning into the world. The task is to become a clear place where...
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Be Transparent (Quote by Joan Halifax)
All too often our so-called strength comes from fear, not love. Instead of having a strong back, many of...
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Are You Using What You Already Know? (New Poem by Polly Castor)
Doing more is way more potent than knowing more or obtaining more.

