Letter to Jim – Sep 27, 2007 4:28 AM
Hello Jim! I am here in the mountains of Colorado, with two dogs and a lot of beauty all around. […]
Hello Jim! I am here in the mountains of Colorado, with two dogs and a lot of beauty all around. […]
Ever noticed how little we worry about now? We worry about what will happen. Even our regrets are projections, usually
For Gregg M. and all others who might struggle with this issue “We of Alcoholics Anonymous”[1] are a mixed lot,
“The meaning of life in a developing universe”
Being me is not easy for anyone, including me. But that is one of the first psychological forces to dissipate on the road to Spiritual Equilibrium – reliance on the approval of others is the nursemaid of expectations.
Being me is not easy for anyone, including me. But that is one of the first psychological forces to dissipate
The category title is from a passage found in a letter written by Prof. Dr. C. G. Jung to William
Paul was the Apostle to the Romans so the entire epistle is germane to his definition of faith. These particular
In all honesty, the proposition that freewill is limited to only how we choose to interact with our experiences, and otherwise has no bearing on anything that might happen, was a difficult leap for me, and I expect it will be for you as well.