by Brenda W. Clough The trick to explaining something complex is to find the right analogy – and keeping half of it in the links. The Christian concept of The Rapture, widely publicized as taking place today, is surely complex. … Continue reading
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by Bahram Nadimi The end of the twentieth century marked a significant milestone. It was not the end of the world, but it was when world consciousness—with the aid of scientific advances—reached a tipping point. For the first time, a … Continue reading
Every generation seems to need a bugbear. That’s the Terrible Other, the Axis of Evil, the Stinking Commies–some nebulous They that’s coming to get us all booga booga. Well before the attacks on 9/11, Islam had become the bugbear of … Continue reading
A dear friend and colleague on another blog site at which I am a founding member (Common Ground Group) has started a series on Islamic contributions to civilization. Given the fact that this is Banned Books week and the recent … Continue reading
by Jennifer Stevenson The other day my buddy instinctive mind directed me to an interesting site about using the idea of soul retrieval in psychotherapy. She’s been practicing soul retrieval by going through her old journals and poetry and her mother’s … Continue reading