Contemplations
Random Thoughts & Ponderings
Contemplation: An Appropriate Degree of Disconnection
Today, the advent of the Internet, cell phone networks, social media, and the prevalence of digital cameras everywhere has created...
Contemplation: Aligning Your Thoughts & Actions With Your Prayers
If that for which you pray is still far from you, you may be praying for one thing, while living...
Contemplation: The Silence of the Lambs
When I was a kid, I somehow got it in my head that I wanted to start collecting butterflies...
Contemplation (Plus Video): The Kingdom of God is Within Us
Jesus was showing us how to live in order to manifest the kingdom of God...
Contemplation: Can We Wait Until The Next Extinction-Level Impact Event?
Cover Image: Rendition of the Chicxulub crater near the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico Unfortunately, according to historical precedent, statistically the...
Contemplation: God as Truth
I am increasingly coming to believe that God is Truth; or rather, Truth is God… I recently touched on the...
Contemplation: New Religion = New Tyranny?
I recently read the following passage in The Unbearable Wholeness of Being by Ilia Delio, Founder ofย the Center for...
Contemplation: Everything Happens for a Reason
I posted this thought on Facebook awhile back, but have since expanded on the idea, thought I’d share it here:...
Contemplation: Rendering Unto Caesar
I’m currently in the throes of this amazing 1030-page novel, The Instructions by Adam Levin… …and in the process, I...
Contemplation: Peace Within
I recently read the following passage by philosopher James Allen in his collection Mind is the Master, and it really...
Contemplation: Ending the War on Drugs by Criminalizing ALL Drugs
I recently read A Naked Singularity by Sergio de la Pava, and it was one of the most engaging novels...
Contemplation: Respect vs. Respect
I recently read the following Truth somewhere online, and it resonated with me, thought I’d share (reworked the language a...
Contemplation: Monotheism
Many of you know I consider myself a That said, I recently read the following passage in Franciscan friar, ecumenical...