The Pulse of Spirit

It is so good to be in the natural setting of the valley where I live, between the pines and the granite rocks to the west and the red sandstone and rim rock to the east. Where is the God

In The Pulse of Spirit last week, titled “Convergence,” I spoke about two topics from Ken Wilber’s talk at the Global Purpose Movement Synergy Forum: Waking Up and Growing Up. At the end of Ken’s talk, someone asked about the

We have had a wonderfully full schedule at Sunrise Ranch in the past week. For me, personally, it has been a very rich and full time. After my 19-day trip to Norway, England and Wales, I turned around and traveled

Up until late in the 20th century, the discussion around intelligence was narrowly defined in academic circles and was often measured by IQ. There was little consideration given to what it might mean to be emotionally intelligent. Today, there is

I had a remarkable experience yesterday. I went with friends to give a talk on sustainable community to a permaculture learning festival at the Turtle Island Ecology Center. It was out in Pierce, Colorado, on the plains, east of Fort

In the process of Creation, there is a place for darkness and there is a place for light. As human beings, we have a place in that process. We are present to be the Creator in the midst of the

There are essentially four things you can think about. You can think about things—physical form. You can think about people. You can think about thinking. And you can think about invisible realities that carry a potentiality for your own life

This is a recent poem of mine, To the End of Time. Since the beginning of the world I have loved you, and sounded with your primeval tone. Since the beginning of the world I have thrilled to hear your

I hope you have a euphoric experience reading this Pulse of Spirit. The word euphoria is from the Greek. It means “the power of enduring easily.” The root of the word literally means “bearing well.” We’re here to share the

I had an extraordinary experience several years ago. It was a phone call with an older woman. Her name was Jeni Janerico. She was married to Tony and lived up at our community at Green Pastures, in Epping, New Hampshire.