For a long time in U.S. culture, the yang principle—dominance over nature, competition between ourselves, unbridled growth at all costs—has been winning. It’s “go-go-go,” all the time. Overly yang systems tax our nervous systems, adrenal
Reconciling Laudato Si (2015, Reaffirmed 2020-2021) with the Papal Response to Dubium on Same-Sex Unions (2021) In this essay, I’m going to expand on my general frustration with the inconsistencies in the teachings of the Roman
Where we are in the story: we’ve come through the Passover, the beginning of Passover, in the Holy city. We’ve already gone through the experience of coming in, of having the last supper, of giving
So we’ve entered into the Holy City. It’s Passover week, people have come from all over the region to celebrate at the main temple. This Roman occupied territory. Jesus has come in with his disciples
Welcome to this a gathering of friends for these four days of meditation over Holy Weekend. I believe that we’re being called to a time of real interspirituality, interbeing. In my experience in both having
Thank you! Here’s the full replay! Thank you for joining us to celebrate the launch of the book. We are grateful to our friends and allies for lending their time and talents to the event,
“Grief puts us in the waiting room and fear keeps us there.” This week’s podcast guest is Christina Rasmussen, who has written three books on life reentry after loss. Grief that is integrated creates more
Relationship between the soul and the body. Womb or Tomb. Spiral or Cross. Forgiveness. Commission. General banter and waiting room: 0-7:50 Warm ups (Stretch and Pranayama): 7:50 to 21:15 The Story and Questions for the
“A safe and effective way of using one’s own breath to induce non-ordinary states of consciousness.” In 2018, a reporter for Yoga Journal committed to do a videotaped short session of Holotropic Breathwork – something
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