September 30, 2008  

FREEDOM FROM BURDEN

The great mystics have taught that man should have no burdens, and would have none, if he turned to "The One." "Come unto Me ...
September 29, 2008  

From Yahoo Health

Forget about money. Don't fret about youth. Acting happy is likely to make you happy says an article from Yahoo Health. The Nationa...
September 28, 2008  

St. Mark's Episcopal

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September 27, 2008  

St. Mark's San Francisco

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September 26, 2008  

Did you know...

"Rosemary's name comes from the Latin ros marinus meaning 'dew of the sea'? In flower lore, rosemary means remembrance and ...
September 24, 2008  

Galway Kinnel - From Tara Treasurefield

St. Francis and the Sow - Galway Kinnel The bud stands for all things, even those things that don't flower, for everything flowers, f...
September 24, 2008  

Election Prayer

Many people on the New Thought ministers' listserve have made an agreement to pray/treat the highest good for our country and divine gui...
September 23, 2008  

Hafiz - From Sanna

Effacement Is a golden gun. It was not easy to hold it against my head And fire! I needed great faith in my master To suffocate myself With ...
September 23, 2008  

From Susan

Hi Everyone! Just a quick note from Kyoto! We're half way through our stay and it's been so amazing. Spent a night up on sacred Mt. ...
September 23, 2008  

From Larry

Hi all, We had a great day, toured from 9:30 to 2:30 . This was the short day. ~ ? We saw the Ginkakuji Temple (Silver temple and ga...
September 22, 2008  

Thailand 2009 - You can still join us!!!!

I can hardly wait to get to Thailand - this photo was taken on the Island of Koh - not exactly your most authentic elephen trekking experien...
September 22, 2008  

The Times, They Are A-Changin

  The Times, They Are A-Changin   ...
September 21, 2008  

Greetings from Japan, Part II

It is hard for me to put into words our journey to Mt. Koyo, winding up the mountain in LARGE bus with a very skilled driver and knowledgeab...
September 21, 2008  

From Suzanne in Japan

I am　deeply aware I am a blessed woman, traveling in spiritual community. I may even be able to share some of my experience in the early ｍor...
September 21, 2008  

News From Osaka

From Larry Schmier Hi All, We made it, four movies and no Wednesday, and all but six of us are here. They say we're the lucky ones, so...
September 21, 2008  

Bahai

Say: God hath made My hidden love the key to the Treasure; would that ye might perceive it! But for the key, the Treasure would to all etern...
September 20, 2008  

Dao De Jing

The thirty spokes unite in the one nave; but it is on the empty space (for the axle), that the use of the wheel depends. Clay is fashioned i...
September 19, 2008  

Writings of Ernest Holmes: I AM COMPLETE IN THEE

Almighty God, Everlasting Good, Eternal Spirit, Maker of all things and Keeper of my Life, Thou art All.Infinite Presence within, in Whom ...
September 18, 2008  

By Cheryl Jensen

Divine Presence of wind, rain, land, sea and sky.  Divine Power of breath and body.  Divine Love that permeates all.  I recognize the awes...
September 18, 2008  

Writings of Ernest Holmes: INSPIRATION

Come, Thou Great and Infinite Mind and inspire me to do great deeds.Acquaint me with Thy knowledge and in Thy wisdom make me wise.I would be...
September 17, 2008  

BORN OF ETERNAL DAY

Child of All Good, you are born of Eternal Day.There is no evening of the Soul, for it shall live forever.It is Deathless and Perfect, Compl...
September 15, 2008  

From Sue A

WHAT IS THE PEACE INTENTION EXPERIMENT? The Intention Experiment is embarking on a series of scientific studies to determine whether ...
September 13, 2008  

Quote Today

Service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth. It is the very purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare...
September 12, 2008  

Pied Beauty

Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844–89). Poems. 1918. GLORY be to God for dappled things— For skies of couple-colour as a brinded cow; For r...
September 11, 2008  

Any Guesses?

Die Flabberjak Linette Retief Dis gonker en die vore garings Fruip en gronkel in die bloof; Ja, grimvol was die kilderboom, En die ploert wi...
September 10, 2008  

Define it for yourself

I have now reigned about 50 years in victory or peace, beloved by my subjects, dreaded by my enemies, and respected by my allies. Riches an...
September 09, 2008  

Tuesday Morning

Rev. Chris Michaels and I have written another Journal: Celebrating the Prousperous Life Journal. It is due to arrive in Stepping Stones...
September 07, 2008  

Not By Bread Alone

December 2007
September 07, 2008  

Mark Twain - Part Two

Let us consider that we are all partially insane. It will explain us to each other; it will unriddle many riddles; it will make clear and s...
September 06, 2008  

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Mark Twain - On Christian Science

Book I.Chapter I "It is the first time since the dawn-days of Creation that a Voice has gone crashing through space with such placid ...
September 04, 2008  

The Cost Of Denial Spiritual Living with Edward Viljoen Part One

September 03, 2008  

From SF Gate, Mark Morford, Extract.

"So, on to the good news: A staggering 40 million Americans watched Obama deliver his spectacular, rain-free speech in Denver. That...
September 02, 2008  

Queen Kunti's Prayer [adapted]

Click here for a word by word translation and explanation. Oh Krishna As the river Ganges forever flows to the sea Let my mind, my being...
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Bhagavad-Gita For Beginners

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