What a side of bacon taught me about my reality.

When Spirituality and Technology meet . . .

How can attention, love and self change our world?

Who would be crazy enough to want to become a master of the art of suffering?

What is the difference between ‘change’ and ‘transformation’ and why is it mega-important now?

When you are cast adrift on open ocean . . .

A new sort of initiation that life is bringing us now . . . on the edges of evolution.

Master your frequency and you master your life.

Some expanded meanings of "Medicine" 

Bubbles are bursting everywhere . . . what happens when we no longer are living in our fragile shells of illusion?

I found a rock on a running trail I frequent that looks like a coffin . . .

What is the mechanism of change needed to shift from a consuming, fear-based culture to a cooperative, love-based culture?

The most beautiful prayer for men I have ever heard, by my friend in Vancouver, Elisa Lee. I'm honored to publish this November guest blog . . . may it be read by many, many men.

What is the larger landscape of reality we may see through the eye of the eagle?

Beautiful poetry by John Hoener, lover of the land.

For all people who feel like they don't have enough time.

Grieving for a Loved One . . . Our Lady of the Holy Trinity Abbey in Huntsville, Utah will close for good on the first day of this coming September.

Another fabulous guest blog: this one by the amazing and brilliant Wendy Lee, City Energy Project Advisor in the Department of Sustainability, Salt Lake City Corporation. Wendy write about the gap between knowing we should do all that sustainable stuff like recycle, etc., and actually doing it as a habit in our every day lives . . . and what it takes to bridge that gap.

A guest blog by a wonderful friend and seriously good writer, Dawn Marano — about the whisperings she hears in Pine Island, Florida and how somehow she knows she has come home. Thanks Dawn!!

Practical daily practice for thinning ego structure.

Expanding one's view of altered states, and new understandings of why it's actually a powerful urge to practice well.

What is our most powerful move now?