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Spirit Matters
It’s Time to Transcend Tolerance and Compromise
"I don't want Christians to tolerate Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, and atheists. I don't want straight people to tolerate their LGBQ neighbors. I want us all to do better than that."
Science & Spirit
Science & Spirit: Avocados, Constipation, and Wigging Out
This week we present good reasons to stock up on avocadoes, an intriguing link between depression and constipation, and people wigging out while meditating. Intrigued? Read to learn more.
Roadside Musings
iFather Who Art(ificially) in Heaven Hallowed Be Thy Code
Contributing editor Rabbi Rami ponders the Sanctified Theomorphic Operators of the future.
No Risk of Enlightenment
“Drunk, Stoned, or Laid”
Memories of Manhattan spur S&H Editor at Large Stephen Kiesling to reflect on the "masters of deprivation."
Pathfinding: Yoga and Mindfulness for a Full Life
Snuggling Up to Our Obstacles
"We need to understand our fears and vulnerabilities, not so we can blast through what stands in our way, but so we can figure out how to support ourselves to manage whatever it is we fear."
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• Fear
Science & Spirit
Science & Spirit: A Harmful Protein and More
This week, Kathryn Drury Wagner found useful tips from researchers on how to be more successful with a workout regimen, why we don’t have 13th floors on buildings, and the healthiest ways to eat protein.
Worthy: A Self-Esteem Blog
What's Your Game of Thrones?
Not everyone excels at flights of fancy, but for those stuck on the ground, maybe fantasizing can become a useful practice.
Pathfinding: Yoga and Mindfulness for a Full Life
Moon Practice: Ritual for a Spring New Moon
Julie Peters shares her personal ritual for the new moon.
No Risk of Enlightenment
Looking Back at Easter
"The rabbi wasn’t lying. I sensed that immediately. He believed what he was saying and only told me because I had attacked his faith. What was so destabilizing is that I was inclined to believe him."
Science & Spirit
Science & Spirit: Curcumin, Happy Spouses, and the Divine
This week’s research dive found lasting effects from a spiritual encounter, reasons to try curcumin, and why having a happy spouse can help you live longer.
Roadside Musings
Better to Bury than to Burn?
Contributing editor Rabbi Rami requests that his memorial service be held at a Waffle House.
Worthy: A Self-Esteem Blog
What If History Hurts?
Some family trees trace back to unspeakable tragedies. Can we still love history?
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• History
