Category Archives: Coherence

I walked many miles in the rain last night. Past the village the dark is smooth and alive, like the heart of something wild. There are voices in the rain. My walk was a plea for clarity and understanding; clarity and understanding were given. The Holy Spirit is an experience in the world: it isContinue reading “Notes in Mid-November”

Happy All Saints Day. I’ve been trying to find my way with a newsletter for years. Another one floats into the ether tomorrow morning. If you’re interested, you can read past newsletters and sign up for the future ones here. I’ve also been having fun with videos lately. This one is posted elsewhere on theContinue reading “Notes in Early November”

Here is one of my favorite sentences from A Course in Miracles: “do you prefer that you be right or happy (T-29.VII.1:9)?” I like it for two reasons. First, it’s a good question! It helpfully points to the impossibility of inner peace when one is stuck on being right about something. Being right means somebodyContinue reading “On Being Right vs. Happiness”

I sent out a newsletter this morning. Being the socially clumsy and poorly-organized man that I am, I don’t know the precise overlap between who reads what I post here and who reads there. If you’re not signed up and you’d like to be, please feel free. And if not, no worries. I have beenContinue reading “Late March Musing”

This part of the website – posts dedicated to the daily lessons of A Course in Miracles – has gone slowly. Like, very slowly. Part of the reason is time. There is only so much writing and rewriting I can do, given other projects, family, et cetera. Part of it is that I often haveContinue reading “Note”

This observation underlies a lot of my thinking and practice, half-assed as it is: “Spiritual” is in some important sense the equivalent of perceiving all being as “equal” or even “same.” This is the miracle of creation; that it is one forever . . . Though every aspect is the whole, you cannot know thisContinue reading “Spirituality as Equality”