A Picture of Consciousness The cross is more than a symbol of sacrifice and redemption—it is also a picture of consciousness itself. Its shape reveals a mystery: the horizontal and the vertical, the natural and the spiritual, the temporal and the eternal. The horizontal beam represents our natural consciousness,

Have you ever noticed how much of Christianity today seems centered around right and wrong? We’re often caught up in measuring ourselves—and others—by standards of success, morality, or outward blessing. If someone appears prosperous, we assume they’re doing things right. If life seems to be falling

Embracing Our Eternal Identity We all have a beginning and an ending in this life, but in another life, we will continue indefinitely. The concept of eternal existence—where time becomes irrelevant—is a fascinating notion. It’s not just about living forever, but about being in a state beyond

Living in the Thin Veil of Spirit and Reality “Be slow to speak and quick to listen.” Those words, taken from the Good Book, carry timeless wisdom. In a world where everyone seems eager to be heard, listening has become a lost art. Yet, when we pause to truly listen—

My Journey With the Inner Man There’s something sacred about recognizing the voice within — that quiet, knowing presence that speaks from deep inside. I discovered this truth back in the late nineties while driving a school bus, picking up and dropping off students each day. Somewhere along those daily

A Message for Halloween As the veil thins and October gives way to November, the world feels caught between breaths — between endings and beginnings, between illusion and revelation. In this delicate balance, ancient wisdom stirs and speaks softly tonight, reminding us that not every truth wears a crown, and not

What about today? Is today all we have, or is there more? When we think about time, we often limit ourselves to the boundaries of a single day — sunrise to sunset, beginning to end. But what if there’s more to “today” than the ticking of a clock? Scripture reminds

The other day at work, a song came to my mind and began to play repeatedly — a song from the mid-80s: “Cherish the love we have.” After a while, I became aware of something else — or rather, someone else. Karen, my first wife who passed away in 1994, was suddenly

There are days when what we feel can’t be trusted. Our emotions rise and fall like the tides — one moment they’re spot on, saving us from something that isn’t meant for us, and the next they lead us into confusion and doubt. When you’re an empathetic