From time to time, I am asked where I attended ministerial school and was ordained. The New Seminary idea was born out of meetings of yogi Sri Swami Satchidananda, Rev. Jon Mundy, Rabbi Joseph Gelberman, and others so that members … Read More
Seeking Genuine Friendship Some of us have become disconnected from old friends during this time of restricted travel and socializing. Some of us have withdrawn due to the divisiveness that strikes like tornados cutting their vast swaths through civility time … Read More
It’s almost a taboo subject at holiday times, the estrangement someone has from a child, family, spouse, or a friend. There is more than one reason when it’s not discussed, among them: It’s a sad thing to discuss at what is supposed … Read More
Have you ever heard someone say something like, “The vacation was great, but towards the end I was bored,” or “The salon did a fabulous job on my hair, but I am so bad at doing anything with it myself.” … Read More
Some thoughts from a higher perspective: Is this a spiritual pandemic in the best sense? In this time AT THE SAME TIME most of the population of earth can’t help but be confronted with inner fears, fears that have been … Read More
I don’t ascribe to know a complete answer to this, but here is my understanding at this time. I had a little help recently from Garland Landrith, Ph.D. whose scientific research was used for the movie “What the Bleep” as … Read More
Jewish In the Jewish Chanukat Habayit house blessing, a mezuzah, which is a small case that holds a parchment that is inscribed with a blessing is affixed to the door post of the house. This is a requirement in Jewish … Read More