Author Archives: Sean

So long as there is seeking, there will be people who appear to have answers, and who will share those answers as part of an exchange – for money, for worship, for intimacy and so forth. There is nothing wrong with this. When questions are projected, answers appear. When answers appear, acceptance or rejection ofContinue reading “The Seeking that Comes and Goes”

Space is a helpful metaphor for what we are calling God – those of us prone to that word – but it is still just a metaphor. In and of itself it is not liberating. It is not that to which it points. Consider a ceramic tea pot. In late morning, after we have finishedContinue reading “Looking Deeply into God”

Eventually you see through the details that seem to comprise your life. The lovers, the friends, the roads, the jobs, the poems. The this and the that. You see how it all comes and goes, rises and falls, clarifies here and blurs over there. You see how on close observation edges and seams aren’t actuallyContinue reading “The Here-and-Now of Heaven”

On the other hand, why not pick up A Course in Miracles? When there is a sense of seeking – and of one who is doing the seeking, who is in charge of the seeking – then means and methods will appear as well. This is natural and availing oneself of those means and methodsContinue reading “Unconditional Holiness”

A Course in Miracles works so long as one thinks there is something to do and someone to do it. When truth is at last allowed to be true – which is to see illusion as illusion – then the course is no longer necessary. If you take a bus to Boston, you don’t stayContinue reading “Setting Aside A Course in Miracles”

Trying to tease out the self, and make the self happy and productive in its apparent life, is like bucketing out the sea with a sieve. We can try to do it, and it might appear successful from time to time, but eventually the futility becomes clear. What then? In essence, what we call “our”Continue reading “Participation in Love”