Essays

There’s an unintended comedy in watching a video called “Once You Turn 80, These 5 Things Happen Whether You Like It Or Not” while well past eighty. Most people watch

The first time I opened A Course in Miracles, it felt like walking into a fog. The language was poetic, dense, and at times bewildering. I underlined sentences that resonated,

For years I thought I understood presence. I pictured someone calm, attentive, centered, and spiritually tuned in. It sounded great. Then I watched myself in real conversations and realized I

There are thousands of spiritual systems in the world, each with its own language, practices, and promises. The modern mind is flooded with teachings that ask us to meditate a

There is an old story, sometimes told in Christian circles, sometimes in psychological ones, about a hypnotist who addressed a large room of people. The details vary, but the premise

Physics tells us that a black hole is the most unforgiving object in the universe. Its gravity is so extreme that not even light can escape. From the outside, it

Samuel Hart and the Quiet Tradition of Hearing In the biblical tradition, Samuel is not introduced as a hero, a leader, or a figure of power. He is introduced as

Who am I?What am I? These questions arrive quietly, yet they echo louder than any answer we have ever learned to give. They are older than philosophy, older than religion,

If Infinite Mind is infinite, then its thoughts cannot be limited. They cannot be rationed, withheld, or parceled out in careful portions. Infinite Mind must, by its very nature, express

A few weeks ago, I shared an essay titled A Room Full of Ducks. It told a simple story. A group of people had been hypnotized into believing they were