How art and philosophy overlap touches on deeper truths that delve into both reality and unseen realities. These talks below are both visually and philosophically rich. The poetic insights of John Paul Caponigro’s images and his words which express interpretation of photographic images along with nature, reflections, the visible vs the invisible, all lead for … Continue reading Caponigro: Philosophy from a Photographer
The Importance of the Breath
As I was killing time in an airport last week I walked through a bookstore and browsed at the best sellers featured in a rack in front of the store. Since I’m into breathing exercises lately, and have discovered how transformative they are, “BREATH: The new science of a lost art” by James Nestor jumped … Continue reading The Importance of the Breath
The New, New Age
I don’t know if anyone else has used this term, or not, but it came to me recently, that there is some spiritual trending that I’d refer to as the NEW, NEW AGE. I was never one to oppose or make fun of the last new age movement like many condescenders did, I thought it … Continue reading The New, New Age
More Q’uotes by Q’uo
I like to ground myself from time to time by reviewing the Ra Material. Their modern channeling group is called Q’uo and is less rigid as compared to back when Carla did the channeling. Here are ten quotes by Quo I’m featuring today. …It is not what the seeker knows but what the seeker desires … Continue reading More Q’uotes by Q’uo
Sweet Animals
This is a sweet Super Bowl commercial (2026): https://youtu.be/a_mh-v02-Tw?si=8lF2zur6GKWOw5JC
Try Your Meditation While Listening to Mei-lan
“For me” this is powerful. When I sit to meditate daily in the past I’ve done so in silence. In the last several months I’ve preferred sounds, especially “OM” by Buddhist monks, or Tibetan bells. But to take it to a higher level, I’ve started listening to Angelic Sound Healing by Mei-lan. Try it. It’s … Continue reading Try Your Meditation While Listening to Mei-lan
Patron Saints and Holy Spaces: Rupert Sheldrake and Mark Vernon
Even though my own spiritual view has become simpler and more and more a “state of being” where one is calm and empty inside and clear and open and joyful, this constant in my life, that is, a return to sacred spaces and occasionally studying Catholic Saints (though I was raised Protestant) is shared, it … Continue reading Patron Saints and Holy Spaces: Rupert Sheldrake and Mark Vernon
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