Your Best Future… Now!

Your Best Future… Now!

When you really think about it, the phrase, “Your best future” really doesn’t make much sense. The future is too dependent on things... read more
Using Your Compass

Using Your Compass

One of the pitfalls of writing about something like philosophy and spirituality is that your topics may become increasingly abstracted and... read more
All You Need Is…

All You Need Is…

Welcome back everyone, I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas season. Hopefully, at least some of you got something out of our holiday... read more
In Pursuit of Peace, Part 3

In Pursuit of Peace, Part 3

Happy holidays to all of you! I try to work a week or two in advance, so I’m not exactly sure if this post will be going up before... read more
In Pursuit of Peace, Part 2

In Pursuit of Peace, Part 2

Welcome back, everyone! Last week, we began an extended discussion on the subject of peace, in celebration of the holiday season. There’s... read more
In Pursuit of Peace, Part 1

In Pursuit of Peace, Part 1

Last time, we took some time out of our day to celebrate Thanksgiving by… well, giving thanks. But the holiday season is only now... read more
Giving Thanks

Giving Thanks

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you, I hope you’re enjoying the holidays as much as I am! The days are getting shorter here in Tennessee,... read more
High Contrast

High Contrast

Have you ever grappled with the same problem for so long that you started to lose your sense of perspective? Maybe what was once only a... read more
All the Difference

All the Difference

Life often feels like one long search for the next thing that just might make all the difference. Depending on your circumstances,... read more
Do You Feel Like a Failure?

Do You Feel Like a Failure?

Cheery title for our blog today, isn’t it? ... read more
What is Your God?

What is Your God?

I once talked with a doctor who told me about an unusual, yet obvious method they had for determining what was the most important thing in... read more
Lost and Don’t Know It

Lost and Don’t Know It

One of the biggest scares of my early life came when I was about six years old and my parents brought me with them to the New York... read more

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