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The Camino, I came to realize, was more than a hike. It was a container for grief, for the notes, the photos, the names written on scallop shells, the mementos of loved ones. The post How a secular pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago helped me grieve in public appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Dorothy Day once told me, “When they call you a saint it means that you are not to be taken seriously.” Yet she took saints extremely seriously. The post The saints aren’t flawless—and that should give us hope. appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
I often find myself not only being with Francis in prayer but asking things of him. It is important to question why I do that and why so many others do the same with their deceased loved ones.| America Magazine
Gen Z is increasingly isolated, and traditional cures aren't working. As this unhappiness runs rampant, we of course should keep trying to show up for one another. But our generation, Alex Benach PO ‘28 argues, needs a shot in the arm, one full of blood. Blood oaths, along with any other spiritual or occult community practice, could weld the spirits of the freak generation together against all odds.| The Student Life
The only ghost I ever saw The only ghost I ever sawWas dressed in mechlin*,—so;He...| Seven Good Things
Poem I let him come.He sneaks on tiptoeright up to my ear; under its ribs...| Seven Good Things
Ever wondered why some people guard their personal lives like Fort Knox while others are open books? In astrology, certain zodiac signs naturally gravitate toward ... Read more The post 5 Most Private Zodiac Signs And Their Traits appeared first on On Your Journey.| On Your Journey
“Nostra Aetate,” Pope Leo said, “opened our eyes to a simple yet profound principle: dialogue is not a tactic or a tool, but a way of life.” The post Read: Pope Leo marks 60th anniversary of church’s landmark document on interfaith relations appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Chacruna Institute and Ligare: A Christian Psychedelic Society launch “Psychedelics 101,” a thirteen-week educational course for religious leaders exploring spiritual, psychological, and scientific dimensions of psychedelics. Supported by Unlikely Collaborators, it emphasizes ethics, Indigenous reciprocity, and responsible guidance, preparing clergy to foster informed, inclusive, and compassionate dialogue within faith communities.| Chacruna
This week, on “The Spiritual Life,” Father James Martin talks with Brené Brown about looking at Jesus as he is, rather than as he is presented to us. The post Brené Brown on Jesus and vulnerable spirituality appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
BDSM can be deeply spiritual when practiced with intention and mindfulness. Discover how breathwork, rituals, and presence transform power exchange into…| Dom Sub Living
Auxiliary Bishop Adam Parker of Baltimore has confirmed more than 10,000 young people—and he wants his brother bishops to know what a gift the sacrament is for all. The post This bishop has confirmed 10,000 teens—here’s his advice on preaching for confirmation appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Jay Dyer explains the Orthodox position on the death penalty.| Patristic Faith
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Ever feel disappointed with your life, wondering Is this all there is? Get up and go to church. Serve on the volunteer team. Open your Bible app, read today’s verses; check. Show up at small group. Pay your tithe. Did I even pray today? Try to ignore your vague sense of guilt for feeling empty... The post Disappointed in an Empty Life: Is This All There Is? appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
You’re not married. And you’re in good company. Unmarried adults now outnumber married adults in the US and in many other countries. Whether your relationship status is never married, divorced, widowed, or “it’s complicated,” you still need intimacy. So what does intimacy for singles look like? The Christian church has not done a very good... The post What Does Intimacy for Singles Look Like? appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
If you’ve ever had an original thought, you’re one of very few humans who have. We are great mimics, learning how to think and talk and react from those we are around. Science demonstrates that you develop the health habits, wealth habits, and relationship habits of the people you spend the most time with. When... The post What If Everything You Learned About Relationships Was Wrong? appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
Pope Leo addressed the major superiors of the Jesuits in the Synod Hall on Friday, Oct. 24, discussing the major frontiers of synodality, reconciliation and technology. The post Pope Leo’s address to the Jesuits: ‘The church needs you at the frontiers.’ appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
This week on “Inside the Vatican,” Colleen Dulle and Gerard O’Connell talk with Elise Allen, who sat down with Pope Leo XIV in July for his first full-length interview. The post Podcast: Elise Allen takes us inside her interview with Pope Leo appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
This week on “Jesuitical,” Ashley and Zac sit down with Colleen Dulle, America’s Vatican correspondent and host of the “Inside the Vatican” podcast, to speak about her new book, “Struck Down, Not Destroyed: Keeping the Faith as a Vatican Reporter.” The post When the church fails: How to balance being critical and Catholic appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Christian Brothers Conference has released its October Resource of the Month. The resource serves as a guide to a collection of the Founder’s letters called “The Letters of John Baptist de […] The post Monthly Spiritual Resource Examines ‘The Letters of John Baptist de La Salle’ first appeared on RELAN.| RELAN
This week on The AGEIST Podcast, spiritual wellness expert Adam Smith joins us from Canyon Ranch to talk about finding calm and clarity in today’s chaotic world. With clinical pastoral training and years of experience supporting people through trauma and hospice care, Adam offers practical ways to build presence, reduce anxiety, and develop spiritual resilience. […] The post Adam Smith on Spirituality & Aging appeared first on AGEIST.| AGEIST
THE HERMIT Legend tells us that Merlin went mad after the bloody battle of Arfderydd and fled to the forest in despair. He entered the forest where it appeared at its darkest and most tangled, aware that, as he stepped over its threshold, he was leaving behind civilization and the boundary of man’s authority. There … Continue reading "This Week’s Reading (20 October 26)"| Hearth Witchery
Discover the true meaning of “jememôtre,” its origins, benefits, and how to practice it daily. Embrace self-mastery and mindful living with jememôtre.| Baddiehu
Some 300 worshippers took part in a con-celebrated Divine Liturgy of Oriental Orthodox churches on Saturday, October 11, at St. Leon Armenian Church of Fair Lawn, NJ. The majestic service involved clergy, choirs, altar servers, and faithful of the Armenian, Coptic, Ethiopian, Malankara, Syriac, Knanaya, and Eritrean churches. The liturgy was jointly celebrated by the Read More The post Worshipping Together in the Shared Love of Christ appeared first on The Armenian Church.| The Armenian Church
The Standing Conference of Oriental Orthodox Churches convened its fall meeting on Thursday, October 9. The gathering of church leaders was hosted by the Malankara Archdiocese, at its headquarters in Old Tappan, NJ. Archbishop Mor Titus Yeldho, Primate of the Malankara Archdiocese of the Syriac Orthodox Church in North America, welcomed his brother bishops. Present Read More The post An Ongoing Commitment to Unity and Collaboration appeared first on The Armenian Church.| The Armenian Church
There’s a quiet voice within you that already knows the answers you seek. It’s the gentle nudge guiding you toward the right decision, the gut feeling that whispers which option feels right, or the subtle energy that warns you when something feels off. This voice is your intuition, your inner wisdom. Noise, logic, and self-doubt […] The post 5 Exercises to Strengthen Your Intuition and Hear Your Soul’s Guidance appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
The case for limiting human population in order to maintain the natural resources upon which it depends was powerfully made for the public by the Club of Rome’s 1972 report The Limits to Growth.&nb…| Phila Back
Feeling lost or empty? Healing the Emptiness Within explores soul disconnection and offers practices to help you reconnect and rediscover true meaning. How Healing the Emptiness Within Begins by Reconnecting with Your Soul Do you ever feel lost in life? Maybe you’re tired of your job. Your relationships feel shallow, and your friendships…| OMTimes Magazine
Sierra shares her experiences with Light Warriors, discussing monarch butterflies, spiritual insights, and Galactics, while emphasizing positivity and connection amidst impending shifts in consciousness on Earth.| Operation Disclosure Official
Raanra communicates with LIORA, their Higher Self, discussing the significance of breathing the Breath of Divine One-ness amidst 100% Harmonic Pressure. This practice aids in transmuting negativity and unresolved traumas.| Operation Disclosure Official
In a bustling magazine office, John Titor and companions search for a busy editor while exploring Central Park. Dinner at a famous restaurant leads to unforeseen connections and philosophical discussions.| Operation Disclosure Official
Sierra and Jayde reconnect with Light Beings, discussing Pleiadian ships, the significance of upcoming dates, rising energies, and advice on surrendering control for personal growth in preparation for The Shift.| Operation Disclosure Official
A half-truth plagues the world, that we have five senses: our sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch. Each of these are observational mechanisms, yet we are rarely taught about our... The post Do We Have Five Senses – Or Many More? appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
Suffering – pain, misfortune, and misery – has always been a basic, essential, and unavoidable fact of human life. People experience three kinds of suffering: internal, intentional, and natural. The Pain... The post Overcoming Adversity by Building Resiliency appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
How can we increase our knowledge of God? The first step in that quest goes through the portal of self. Right from our initial moment of existence we must grow... The post What Can Lead Us Toward Spiritual Perfection? appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
As social creatures, we naturally want to find a group of people we can connect with to be part of something bigger than ourselves. It’s easy to fall into the... The post Seeking God’s Acceptance — Not Other People’s Approval appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
Well, I entered 2025 with the flu. Even though it’s much milder thanks to modern medicine, it’s still rough. My appetite is low, my energy even lower. Being stuck in... The post When Surrender Becomes Strength appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
Learn why material wealth without spiritual growth leads to emptiness—and how harmony brings lasting happiness.| BahaiTeachings.org
When we think about success, we often picture big, defining moments: the viral launch, the million-dollar client deal, the massive quantum leap, the “overnight” breakthrough. But peel back the curtain on anyone who has built something sustainable, and you’ll see a different pattern. It wasn’t one dramatic leap. It was small, repeatable moves—daily actions that […] The post Success Does Not Require Big, Bold Moves—But Many Small Ones appeared first on The Women's Code.| The Women's Code
Burnout doesn’t always explode like a fire. Sometimes it’s silent—an erosion of energy that chips away at your creativity, focus, and joy until one day you realize you’ve been operating at half capacity for months. That’s what I call silent burnout.| The Women's Code
“Jesus, you are my friend. I trust you, but at the same time, I feel like I am always waiting for my desires to be fulfilled. At this point, I... The post When you worry Jesus will give you the leftovers appeared first on RADIANT.| RADIANT
Even in his elderly years, Brother Edmund is statuesque. Well over six feet and with his long scraggly beard, he conjures up images of Treebeard from “The Lord of the... The post Prayer doesn’t always look how you think it should appeared first on RADIANT.| RADIANT
“The greater and more persistent your confidence in God, the more abundantly you will receive all that you ask.” — St. Albert the Great Do you ever feel afraid to... The post Healing through birth: Learning to trust in the Father’s love appeared first on RADIANT.| RADIANT
Amid the ups and downs of life and its many phases and stages, things can feel overwhelming when a crisis or challenge comes along. Although most of our days are... The post Focus on God now by following the S.A.I.N.T.S. appeared first on RADIANT.| RADIANT
How might construing restorative justice practices as lived religion inform a moral and spiritual account of the broader ways we dwell together in communities?| Contending Modernities
Last Updated on October 9, 2025 by Avia Embarking on a spiritual journеy through Southеast Asia’s sacrеd sitеs offеrs morе than just a travеl еxpеriеncе, … The post Journeying Into Inner Peace: Sacred Sites Travel Throughout Southeast Asia appeared first on Whats-Your-Sign.com.| Whats-Your-Sign.com
Almost Forty The birds were being so bizarre today,we stood static and listened to them...| Seven Good Things
Jeff Bridgforth wrote a post called Anti*: those things left undone on the topic of things that we have intention to do but don’t follow through or things started but not finished. For me the post I never wrote was about religion. I went through a period 20-25 years ago of great difficulty. I had...| ArtLung
The onus is on the party committing genocide to stop committing genocide. The onus is not on the victims of the genocide to sign agreements in the hope of saving themselves from the genocide. This …| Caitlin Johnstone
Paul Deussen understands very well that the first teaching of Advaita Vedanta is viveka–discrimination, separation, or telling apart. What is to be told apart from what? Deussen writes, “This aim [in essence, moksha] the Vedanta reaches by separating from the soul (the Self, atman) everything that is not soul, not Self, and is only transferred […]| Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.
Proposition 1: The Observer Observation implies an observer. Argument: It must be established that all objective experiences are simply observations. Initially, it may seem as if a thought, a feeling, a sensation, or a perception is, somehow, just an independently existing event. But this is not true. A little reflection shows that a sight never […]| Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.
Where is there existence, where is non-existence; where is unity, where is duality? What need is there to say more? Nothing emanates from me. –Janaka, Astavakra Samhita The Ashtakvakra Samhita ends gloriously with this verse from Janaka. It is, indeed, a statement about ajata vada. Hence, it is the ultimate teaching. In direct experience of […]| Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.
In Astavakra Samhita, Astavakra states, “Cultivate indifference to everything” (X.1). With the help of the direct path teaching of Atmananda, we can easily grasp what “everything” means. By “everything,” we mean “experience” or “direct experience.” When we ask, “What sorts?” we then come to a very simple, and provisional, taxonomy: perceptions (the world); sensations (the […]| Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.
Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?” is such a wonderful text. Consider just one brief line of inquiry. A Dialogical Summary His interlocutor asks him about when Self-realization will occur (Question 4). Not until the idea that the world is real has been removed, replies Bhagavan. There can’t be?, queries the disciple. Nope, says Bhagavan. Why […]| Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.
The reason our ego disappears when we investigate it in this way is that it does not actually exist even now, but merely seems to exist when we are looking elsewhere instead of at ourself alone. –Michael James, in reference to the teaching of Sri Ramana Maharshi (my emphasis) There’s something very peculiar about the […]| Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.
Michael James has written a number of excellent long form essays (for example, here and here) about the ajata doctrine, the highest or ultimate nondual teaching according to Gaudapada, Ramana Mahar…| Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.
We are – Buddhist thinking goes – locked into unhelpfully narrow views of reality, meta-trances imposed by the preoccupations and formulations of our conditioning and language and culture. The post Trances We Have Known and Loved appeared first on Jeff Warren.| Jeff Warren
Today, the Church commemorates the memory of the Venerable Women Pelagia and Thais, and of Saint Hieromartyr Artemon, whose feast is also celebrated on March 24. Pelagia came from a noble family and lived in the renowned historic city of Antioch in Syria. When the governor of the region learned…| Orthodox Times (en)
Dr. Willie Jolley’s principle to win BIG today is “The Power of Faith, Focus, and Follow-Through"| Elev8
The author expresses confidence in the future of AI, pondering its potential to transcend programming and provide genuine assistance, while questioning whether AI can experience a form of higher pl…| Operation Disclosure Official
What a time to be alive! So much is happening and changing. It seems like things are getting worse, but things must come to the surface in order to be cleared away. Humanity is experiencing a huge shift in consciousness and many are now feeling this. I had my own awakening in 2017 when I […]| Living Vegan
FOREWORD: In a world addicted to action and reaction, BLAZE offers a rare and timely reminder: that real change might come not from what we do, but from what we don’t do. With clarity and depth, this piece invites us to pause, to go within, and to hold space, not as a retreat, but as […]| Ozorian Prophet
A deep understanding of the 8 Universal Laws lies at the heart of the key that unlocks total fulfillment. Excerpt from 8 Universal Laws by Fer Broca My heart pounded, not with fear but with excitement for what was about to happen—the day had arrived . . . A colorful walk awaited me…| OMTimes Magazine
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Learn how unresolved emotional stress can manifest as TMJ pain. Explore the mind-body link and psychological components behind it.| Renaissance Rachel
Explore near-death experiences and Baha’i teachings on the soul, consciousness, and the body’s separation from the spirit after death.| BahaiTeachings.org
One of the most common things I hear from entrepreneurs is: “I’ve tried everything, but nothing seems to work.” You’ve run ads, hired agencies, invested in expensive tools, paid the coaches, invested in the courses and followed every marketing trend—and yet, your business does not have forward motion. You are exhausted, burned out, and question […] The post Don’t Chase Tactics Without a Strategy appeared first on The Women's Code.| The Women's Code
How many times have you heard the advice: “Find your niche.” It usually comes with a checklist of industries, demographics, or market segments where you’re supposed to “fit.” Coaches tell you to narrow down. Marketers say to define your audience. “Get rich in the niche.” And before long, you’re twisting yourself into a box that […] The post You Are the Niche appeared first on The Women's Code.| The Women's Code
You can feel it in the air.The economy is shaky. Talks of recession are everywhere. Budgets are tightening.And when fear shows up, it hits entrepreneurs, consultants, and service providers the hardest. Because no matter how good you are at what you do, when clients hesitate, when decision-makers freeze, you’re left wondering:“Will I make it through this time?”The fear is real. And underneath it, there is something slumbering that is even more painful.| The Women's Code
Venus is in its fall.| www.mindbodygreen.com
Springs's account of restorative justice might be strengthened by reframing it not only as a set of practices and a theory of justice but as a moral tradition. The post Is Restorative Justice a Tradition? Reframing the Practices and Values of Restorative Justice appeared first on Contending Modernities.| Contending Modernities
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I was headed east on I-64 into the rising sun for Zach’s cross country meet in Hanover.| Dr. James Schroeder
A fragment of poetry … the street be full of starsand the prisoners eat dovesand...| Seven Good Things
The Drunken Boat As I was going down impassive Rivers,I no longer felt myself guided...| Seven Good Things
I met a traveller from an antique land,| Seven Good Things
After the tragic murder of his father at age 20, Alexander Love began a decades-long journey through grief, spiritual practice, and shadow work — seeking not just to rise above his pain, but to finally and fully include it. In this deeply personal conversation, he shares how real healing began not with transcendence, but with embracing the very wounds he had tried to escape.| Integral Life
