Mental Gardening: Tending the Inputs of the Mind
When we look at a flowering plant, it’s easy to identify its inputs and outputs.
Of the people, by the people, for the people
The world seems to be in turmoil. From Ukraine and Sudan to Gaza and Syria,
The Thought Cycle: How Our Brain Processes, Dreams, and Innovates
Our thought cycle is a fascinating process governed by neural activity, memory consolidation, and synaptic
Supporting the Homeless Through Oneness Initiatives: Putting Learnings into Practice
Journey The Road Home is the primary organization in the northwest suburbs dedicated to helping
What is Religion, Do we need it?
What is religion? Why was it needed to begin with? Do we still need it?
Embracing Imperfections: Seeing Roses Among Thorns
Humans have come to accept thorns as an integral part of roses, a gift from
Understanding Life through Fall’s Tree Leaves
During this time of year, many of us embark on special visits to parks, gardens,
Asylum Seekers in Illinois: A Challenge or a Blessing?
For hundreds of years, migrants have been coming to this country. Upon arrival, most of
Riding Life’s Sine Wave to Equilibrium
Bamrit had always been a thoughtful and reflective soul. Life, he believed, was like a
