Winter Solstice was the celebrated end of two years as a spiritual guardian — a witness to the spiritual pursuits and development of a growing community of women that gathers on my farm once a month.
Read More »Coffee Talk Today: Being a Person of Faith in a Consumeristic Culture
Join us this morning at 10 a.m. for a Coffee Talk discussion on consumerism. Coffee Talk will be at Indaba Coffee/The Book Parlor, 1425 W Broadway Ave.
Read More »The More We Buy, The Less We Feel?
I aspire to eat healthy, minimally processed foods that I prepare myself, with local ingredients, in my own kitchen. I also have a bottomless appetite for trash, and often indulge in curly fries, frozen pizza, and pretty much anything in burrito form.
Read More »Faith and Consumerism: The forgotten gift
Rampant consumerism can be seen as the exploitation of the consumer. It has imposed financial slavery to most, and much of the time is a liar at best.
Read More »Lent Vs. Zappos
I am not my body. I am a spiritual being, a child of God. And yet I am on this material plane – at least for this lifetime.
Read More »November 2014: Religion and Politics
“The American Nightmare: Politics for Politics’ Sake” by Matthew Sewell When it comes to America’s political atmosphere, how often do we ask ourselves “what’s the point?” (READ MORE) “Religion, politics and the supposed wall of separation between the two” by Dr. Arlin Migliazzo We often hear about the supposed “wall of separation” …
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