In our losses, in our uncertainties, in our fears, in our betrayals - as individuals and as an entire society - something in us calls us to our traditional religions, to our old habits, to our old politics, to the comforts of our childhood homes.  Something in us calls us to our Mother's arms.

Every choice enrolls the full power of the universe into support of a certain direction for your life.

The energy for the resurrection is contained with the crucifixion - the former necessary for the latter.

Crucifixion and Resurrection aren't single events so much as they are archtypal elements containing wisdom for modern life.

Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream." It's a rhyme that describes the truly spiritual life. The truly spiritual life doesn't struggle for its own way.  It understands that its personal ideas serve only as catalysts for a greater intelligence. 

There is only one life - expressing itself through countless vehicles. This life expresses itself as you. This life expresses itself as me. You see, there exists only one of us here. There exists only the life of God, experiencing the limitlessness of its world through the limitlessness of its creation.

Sometimes we don't know what to do. And although this is a seldom-celebrated experience in our culture, it is both significant and necessary in the creative process that is your life.