Tag Archives: values
Stan’s suitcase
Stan had just finished packing his large suitcase. He was anxious to make a new beginning and find a better place to live. He was seeking true happiness. But as he closed the latches to his overstuffed suitcase, he remembered … Continue reading
Is the glass half empty or half full? Don’t ask a scientist.
If a scientist were faced with such a question he or she would begin taking accurate measurements of the water in the glass. If these measurements determined that the water line was exactly in the middle of the glass and … Continue reading
The illusion of progress
The gist of modern education and its version of human history seem to promote the idea that we are more advanced than our earlier ancestors. One only needs to point to the miracles of modern science and technology to provide … Continue reading
There are terrible consequences for being a good person
I am not simply talking about the strange phenomena of bad behavior being rewarded over good people in our modern society, but the spiritual or “other-world” consequences of having a good conscience and living a life of goodness. Our good … Continue reading
Spiritual Colonialism
Looking over a news article about plans for a gambling casino to be built next to the historic Gettysburg battlefield site inspired me to write this post. It seems as though we are experiencing a “second wave” of colonialism in … Continue reading
Imagine getting to choose who you are!
As terrestrial beings we are the result of a “genetic crapshoot” by our parents (which includes ovarian cycles and a swimming competition between millions of sperm). I am sure there are times all we wish we had been born as … Continue reading
