What is compassion? People define it in many ways. Here’s my take. The root of the word compassion is about experiencing something with another. It implies empathy. If we see another person suffering, we might think, I really wish things
As is often the case, the Pulse of Spirit this week was born out of a transcription of my words at the Morning Service offered online via Zoom and Facebook from Sunrise Ranch this past Sunday. This week, I noticed
Have you ever been really lost? I recall a time like that as a little boy. I was with my mother at an adult affair, a meeting of some sort at a private residence in Connecticut. I was left to
Something magical happens when we acknowledge that there is something more we have to give to our world. We might call it love, but love is everything, is it not? When we love, it motivates us to serve others in
We might envision a time of paradise long ago—the Garden of Eden, the land of Mu or Atlantis, where all was well and prosperous. It is clear that the age in which we live is not that age. We might
In this weekly blog, we sail past any dogma of religious belief or thoughtless participation in spiritual practice to embrace our primal spirituality—the spirituality we were born with and the original inspiration behind all the world’s great faiths and spiritual
We honor the 2,977 people who lost their lives in the terrorist attack on America on September 11, 2001, and we offer comfort to those they left behind. We honor those brave men and women who gave their lives so
This is from Michael Walton’s book Peace River. Peace River is an inner river, the river of life, the divine life stream, the stream of divine healing. Though to most of us invisible, it is nonetheless most real. We are
There is a song entitled “What the World Needs Now Is Love.” It is a lovely tune. And yet, the truth of the matter is there is no lack of love in the world. If you take a breath, there
Have you heard of silent discos? There is no music audible in the room. Dancers wear wireless headphones and choose the music to which they want to listen. As it was explained to me, the advantage of this is that
Most of the people who read this Pulse of Spirit are not professional teachers or people who go into a classroom every day to teach. But still, as we engage deeply in life, we have something to teach, and what
I would like to read one of the verses of “One Voice,” sung by the Wailin’ Jennys and written by a founding member of the trio, Ruth Moody: This is the sound of all of us,Singing with love and the
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