Awakening and the Paradox of Reality: An Experience

One of the things I have noticed as I awaken more and more to cosmic realities, including my feeling of being a Wanderer, is that I feel increasingly more rooted in much larger, more transcendent field of being.  This beingness sees the present existence on this wonderful planet as an illusion of energy/light/love, of relative importance, … Continue reading Awakening and the Paradox of Reality: An Experience →

Towards a Theology of Oneness

Summary of Reflection: The early Christian insistence that Jesus and God's substance was different than that of creation was a three step forwards movement at that time.  It was good.  Yet now the insistence may be moving towards the two-step back movement with our current scientific understanding of quantum physics and the unity of all things.  … Continue reading Towards a Theology of Oneness →

Christianity in the Law of One: The Jesus Event

This article has moved. I've updated and expanded this piece, and the current version now lives here: Cosmic Christ: Christianity and the Law of One. Thank you for reading — and blessings on your journey.

Kingdom of God: Among Us, Inside Us, Here Now, and Coming Soon!

The "Kingdom of God" is an often repeated phrase in the New Testament.  What does it mean?  My brief reflection will draw on both outer and inner traditions. I propose that there are four approaches to understanding the Kingdom of God.  The first two of these approaches are more akin to "locations" of the Kingdom … Continue reading Kingdom of God: Among Us, Inside Us, Here Now, and Coming Soon! →

A Christian Spiritual Director reflects on Reincarnation

The follow is from my friend, AC.  He is a psychiatrist and experienced Spiritual Director.  His knowledge of Jungian analysis and Depth Psychology is very extensive.  An email that he sent me was inspired and I wanted to post it. AC: Both reincarnation and non-reincarnation are true. It just depends upon where one says “the … Continue reading A Christian Spiritual Director reflects on Reincarnation →