The Way?
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Regardless of how we may decide to navigate matters in our lives and world, there is great power in the ability to accept or allow the terms that life and living offer. That does not for a moment mean we don’t act.
Read MoreSeeing True™ is a moment of epiphany that is so pronounced that subsequent changes in direction or behavior are dramatically altered for the better. The Greeks called this “metanoia,” which means "change of mind," though it might translate better today as “a profound change of heart.” In the Seeing True framework, we focus on transformation as the desired result, and forgiveness and relationships as the spaces in which we practice.
Beyond the Self
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“Why can't the self improve upon itself?” A fine question worthy of discussion from my friend, Jay. In short, the self has only its own viewpoint as a reference. Everything self sees or does comes through that viewpoint.
Read MoreThe Dark Side of Grace Tour and Message - Unity Renaissance of Chesapeake
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Ron returned to Unity Renaissance, his sometimes spiritual community, to carry the message of The Dark Side of Grace. While it is the title of his latest novel and the second in the Chronicles of Grace Series, it is also a most powerful part of his own spiritual experience and practice.
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Beyond Words and Thoughts
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One of the great disruptive Tibetan teachers once said that all real awakening is an experience, not a thought or even voiced. In the meantime, each day is a practice space. Always there is much with which to practice.
Read MoreWhy Would We Want To Be Uncomfortable?
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It all started in a three-way conversation with two long-time mentees, both of whom are quite close to each other as well as often traveling similar developmental paths at the same time. Matt and Charlotte just so happened to both be in major life transitions that were positive, but quite disruptive to their lifestyles.
Read MoreA Love Letter to Life
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What if we are being asked to see truly, to see through appearances and behold that we are always on holy ground? What if every moment is a holy instant, moment after moment after moment? What if the problems we imagine really are in our interpretation of reality, not in reality itself?
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