The Pulse of Spirit

What we manifest in expression and action often has clear, practical implications. You might need to balance your checkbook, cook breakfast, or do whatever it is. So there are clear implications in terms of the practical world. But something else

What do you do when you meet an extraordinary person? Someone who, for whatever reason, knocked your socks off, and you said to yourself, Whoa, this is different! Unusual! Out of the ordinary! If we are lucky, we might encounter someone

One of my favorite country western songs is by Johnny Cash, written by June Carter Cash and Merle Kilgore: “Ring of Fire.”  The song is about human love and romance. But life itself can seem like that. The fiery nature of

Tomorrow is Juneteenth, celebrating the end of slavery in America.    Here is an expression that has become common today: “It’s not a bug. It’s a feature.” Meaning, It is designed that way. And slavery was like that. It was not just

So how about those Nuggets? In case you don’t follow American basketball, the Nuggets are the team from Denver, Colorado, and they just won the American pro-basketball finals. Living in Colorado, it’s a happy occasion for me and for friends. 

Artificial intelligence—AI—can be a controversial topic. In this article, I want to speak of AI. But that is not really the subject. The subject of this article is us—humankind and human culture.  Sometimes our world and how we feel about it

Here is an ancient story of someone who preserved the seeds of Western Civilization and the spiritual lineage of humankind. There was a boy who grew up in the remains of a great kingdom. In its glory, kings and queens

I am bringing Attunement to the world. That is my passion. Perhaps that is true for you too. I am devoted to bringing the practice and the teaching of Attunement to the world. But beyond that, I am devoted to bringing

The dawn of civilization is thought to have occurred in what is referred to today as the Fertile Crescent, which runs from the Nile Valley up through present-day Israel, into Syria, and then down into present-day Iraq and Kuwait in

After Karen Pritchard and I landed at the Cape Town International Airport last week and drove to our hotel, we had the overwhelming feeling that we had come home. We were last here in 2019, as travel was difficult in