Essays

There is an old expression, “preaching to the choir,” usually meant as a criticism. It suggests wasting time on people who already agree with you, persuading the convinced, or reinforcing

The human condition, as we call it, appears to be built around a birth-to-death cycle. From the world’s perspective, life begins with a body and ends with its death. Yet

If we start from nothing, what do we know for sure? We look around and see a world of shifting forms, changing seasons, bodies that are born and die, relationships

Inspired by Zulma Gonzales The phrase “Your yes means nothing if you can’t say no” carries profound spiritual implications when viewed through the lens of A Course in Miracles (ACIM).

Last night, I had dinner out with my wife. For most people, that might not sound unusual. But for me, it was extraordinary. My body now depends on a G-tube

I carved my name in snow-capped peaks,Alps and Adirondacks, Catskills, Greens,Tahoe’s basin holding me close—the rush of winter wind singing freedom. At seventeen I faltered, failed,but forty years later, wiser

One of the most liberating assurances in A Course in Miracles (ACIM) is that the path to peace does not demand perfection, grand sacrifice, or flawless devotion. Instead, the Course

“Nothing real can be threatened. Nothing unreal exists. Herein lies the peace of God.” — A Course in Miracles Take a moment to reflect on that quote. Write it down

Psychotherapy’s Perspective and ACIM’s Radical Response Pain is one of the most universal human experiences, touching every human life in one way or another. In psychotherapy, pain is often understood

What is the one thing common to everything you experience? You. Every sight, sound, thought, and feeling has only one constant: the experiencer. This is so simple that we usually