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2019 January/February
Uh-oh! Our Good Gut Bugs May Be Going Extinct!
Flipping through The Whole-Body Microbiome, we learned this.
2019 January/February
3 Basic Supplements for Better Moods
A low mood is more common in the winter months. But it may also signal a gap in your nutrition.
2019 January/February
Do No Harm to Those You Love
In my work, I have witnessed many beautiful words of consolation and comfort gone awry.
2019 January/February
Starting Our Church
From a Google search to a 10-minute walk into our future...
2019 January/February
What Are You in Service To?
When I think about service, I think about my first teacher, Arvis Joen Justi. In my 20s, I became interested in Zen Buddhism through a book I read by Alan Watts. I cannot remember which one it was, but at the time, in the early 1980s, Watts was a popular writer and one of the first people to bring Eastern spiritual teachings to the West.
2019 January/February
Dining at the Smorgasbord of World Religions
“Honestly, I had no idea there were so many religions in the world. What I want to know is why that is.”
2019 January/February
Rabbi Rami: Is It Trump’s Fault?
Author and teacher Rabbi Rami Shapiro is encouraging Perennial Wisdom to lead us beyond alienation and isolation to integration and unity, based on Genesis 12:3: “You shall be a blessing to all the families of the earth.”
2019 January/February
Poetry: the door
the door no bother to searchfor the entrancenor the exitthe adventureis not in tryingit’s simply allowingopeningsclosingsandall the spacein between —Melissa Joseph…
2019 January/February
Contributors January/February 2019
Contributors January/February 2019 - Adyashanti, Mary Bemis, Stephen Blackmer, Ellen Rooney, Bob Scott and Gabby Cudjoe Wilkes.
