Essays

When I was much younger and knew everything there was to know (Yeah! Right! Uh huh!), I often complained about my inability to multitask. “I can’t even walk and chew

One of the earliest ideas from A Course in Miracles that truly rearranged my inner world was this single sentence: “All behavior is either an expression of love or a

At first glance, resignation and acceptance can look almost identical. Both involve stopping resistance. Both can appear calm on the surface. Both can even sound wise when spoken aloud. Yet

Journalism teaches us to ask five questions to tell a story. Who. What. When. Where. How. These questions establish facts. They explain events. They give us a narrative we can

Non-violent communication is often described as a language of peace, empathy, and mutual respect. At its best, it allows people to express what matters to them without blame, coercion, or

At the top of the Schilthorn, the world feels impossibly calm. You sit inside a rotating restaurant, warm and still, while the Alps move slowly past the windows. Snow-covered peaks

Many of us were raised with the idea that God expects worship. We were taught to praise, to kneel, to offer reverence as proof of devotion. Worship became a duty,

“Only equals are at peace.”  (ACIM, T-7, III) That single line has been turning in my mind for weeks. It began as an essay posted several days ago. If peace

There comes a time when the body completes its assignment. I can feel that time approaching. The body grows quieter, more fragile, less willing to cooperate with the plans it

There are people who find the Divine in silence. Others in scripture. Some in nature, staring at a horizon that seems to whisper eternity. For me, it has always been