Inside the July/August 2018 Issue
Take a look inside our latest issue
FEATURES
Zoloft & the Sacred We expect antidepressants to make people feel better (or perhaps worse), but are surprised to hear that they make people feel more or less spiritual. By Lynn Vanderpot PhD
How to Reveal Your Blind Spots The practice of compassionate unmasking. By Kelly Boys
A Vacation from God A miracle happened that weekend and we were all witness to it. By Jam Phillips
An Earthier Christianity Might Save Us A spiritual response to our Anthropocene epoch. An interview by Sam Mowe
INNER & OUTER WORLDS
Inner Life: Down is the way to well-being
Practice: A dream—a one-in-a-lifestyle joke: Running into faith
Enlightened Diet: Being "The Vegan" aboard an aircraft carrier
Relationships: My two-hour hug fest
Biosphere: A trip to a seaweed farm; Why Greeks built their temples
COLUMNISTS
Roadside Assistance for the Spiritual Traveler: Should I Prostrate Myself to My Teacher? By Rabbi Rami Shapiro
Our Walk in the World: Two Tribes By Mark Nepo
The Happiness Track: Say No Like a Boss By Emma Seppala
The Heart of Money: When Should I Retire? By Paul Sutherland
DEPARTMENTS
Poetry: "The Sound of the Sea at the Shore"
Toolbox: Crystal Clear
Reviews
- The Darker the Night, the Brighter the Stars By Paul Broks
- On the Brink of Everything by Parker J. Palmer
- In Search of Wisdom by Mattheiu Ricard, Christophe Andre, and Alexandre Jollien
- The Three Questions by Don Miguel Ruiz and Barbara Emrys
- The Prodigal Son By Ry Cooder
- Tree of Forgiveness by John Prine
- 7 by Beach House
- Far from the Tree by Rachel Dretzin
- Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf by Thomas Piper
- The Seagull by Michael Mayer
The Commons: Quest for the Sacred
Five Questions: Tisha Morris
About the Author
Alma Tassi has written for several magazines and edited books on spirituality, personal growth, and women's issues. almatassi.com.
