I’d like to explore something that we use in all of our course material and in the Primal Spirituality program. It’s called the sun cross, and it is a symbol for the structure of reality. Since earliest man began to
For us as human beings, the structure of Reality ends up being the underlying structure of culture. There is cultural DNA that defines the world in which we live. There are junction points in human history where the structure of
I’d like to share with you a reading from the inscription on the Statue of Liberty. It’s a poem by Emma Lazarus entitled “The New Colossus.” Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, With conquering limbs astride from land
In sacred scripture, the creative field in which we live is sometimes referred to as a feast. The symbol of a feast is used for the way that we ourselves are nourished spiritually. Being nourished, we have the opportunity to
Over these past three days I’ve had the honor of participating in the Evolutionary Leaders Annual Advance. We have had annual retreats, but on Barbara Marx Hubbard’s urging we called this one an Advance. It’s been a high privilege in
It’s a beautiful Australian morning. There’s been mist out as we walked over; now I see the sun is shining. There were white cockatiels up in the tree making a raucous commotion over something. We are one, but we are
I truly believe that if we can learn the act of forgiveness we can change this world. This is not an idea based on idealism, or even wishful thinking. I know it. I’ve witnessed it, I’ve lived it, I’ve experienced
I’d like to speak about giving your gift. I would define giving your gift as Letting the love you are move through the capacities you’ve got. In other words, Being yourself. And the definition of service is “giving your gift.”
Earlier this year I had the opportunity to visit Blenheim Palace, which is the ancestral home of Winston Churchill. His ancestors were granted the estate when, in 1704, John Churchill conquered the French in a place called Blindheim. That was
It can be shocking when you realize how much of your personal experience is determined by the culture in which you are living. The first time I traveled overseas I was a 16-year-old going to Israel for ten weeks. That
I had an opportunity while in Cape Town, South Africa, recently to offer a training to a group of teachers and caregivers at the Novalis Ubuntu Institute. Many of them teach children from a hard lifestyle in a violent community
KEAHI EWA: When we two come together And embrace the flow of life, We need to hold it, cherish it. Hear my call. Surging wellsprings stirring the heart, Let’s glide on those waters as they sparkle. Sacred one, acknowledge this
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