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We Are All One: September 2012

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We Are All One. This is becoming, in certain circles anyway, almost a mantra of sorts. But what does it really mean that we're all one, or that we're all connected? And how might our lives be changed by more deeply exploring and living from this awareness? Let's look at that here. September 22, 2012. This was my response:. But I think people are perceiving and reacting to it on entirely different levels than that. There are many who recognize and take a great deal of national or just plain human prid...

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We Are All One: February 2011

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We Are All One. This is becoming, in certain circles anyway, almost a mantra of sorts. But what does it really mean that we're all one, or that we're all connected? And how might our lives be changed by more deeply exploring and living from this awareness? Let's look at that here. February 13, 2011. Beautiful, profound video capturing our interconnectedness. WWF - We Are All Connected. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Now That We're Here . . . In Defense of Marriage. We Are All One.

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We Are All One: April 2011

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We Are All One. This is becoming, in certain circles anyway, almost a mantra of sorts. But what does it really mean that we're all one, or that we're all connected? And how might our lives be changed by more deeply exploring and living from this awareness? Let's look at that here. April 23, 2011. There are so many people talking about oneness and the interconnection of all much more eloquently and creatively than I am here. Go see this movie and you'll see one example of this. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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We Are All One: February 2012

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We Are All One. This is becoming, in certain circles anyway, almost a mantra of sorts. But what does it really mean that we're all one, or that we're all connected? And how might our lives be changed by more deeply exploring and living from this awareness? Let's look at that here. February 15, 2012. Check out this article in the Atlantic magazine (it's a short article) that relates a sense of connectedness to well-being and longevity. The Need to Feel Connected. Need to feel connected. We Are All One.

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We Are All One: April 2010

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We Are All One. This is becoming, in certain circles anyway, almost a mantra of sorts. But what does it really mean that we're all one, or that we're all connected? And how might our lives be changed by more deeply exploring and living from this awareness? Let's look at that here. April 9, 2010. Labels: Global Oneness Project. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. This is your cat on light amplified by stimulted emissions of radiation. Now That We're Here . . . In Defense of Marriage.

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About Dr. Jill Carroll - Stop The Crap

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About Dr. Jill Carroll. Who is Dr. Jill Carroll? Dr Jill Carroll is a Houston-based scholar, writer and speaker who specializes in world religions and applied life philosophy. She earned her Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Rice University in 1994 with a specialty in philosophy of religion. She has focused much of her career as a scholar in religious studies. One of her books,. A Dialogue of Civilizations: Gulen’s Islamic Ideals and Humanistic Discourse. The New York Times. And a duck hunting website.

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ten years of writing | houston kahu

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Liberal religion with a little aloha. Ten years of writing. February 7, 2012 in Uncategorized. The labyrinth at Covenant. Over the next few weeks, as my ministry focuses on transition, I’ll spend my time recycling papers, packing boxes, meeting with people, sharing meals, preparing written material for the council, and so on. I won’t have the usual amount of time to spend on creative writing, so I am seizing the rare opportunity to revisit a few of my favorite pieces of writing. A minister's musings.

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a prayer for durban | houston kahu

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Liberal religion with a little aloha. A prayer for durban. December 6, 2011 in Uncategorized. View from an evening walk. I have been following the global climate talks in Durban, South Africa with intense interest. The coverage of the talks, when it can be found at all, casts our response to climate change primarily in political and economic terms. How will countries reach new treaty agreements? Will we find the political will to make the changes necessary before it is too late? Every action is a prayer.

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Liberal religion with a little aloha. Bathed in the hush*. November 15, 2011 in Uncategorized. The window had been decorated. No sooner had I begun to ask these questions than a wave of excitement washed over me. Thanks to Vassar Miller for this expression from her poem, “Resolve.”. Faith in the liner notes. November 8, 2011 in Uncategorized. What are the records that most influenced you? What sets of songs resonated with you? What do you still pull off the shelf after all these years? Kaufman reflects o...

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devotedly difficult | houston kahu

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Liberal religion with a little aloha. November 29, 2011 in Uncategorized. While reading Cormac McCarthy’s dark and disturbing novel. The Shadow of a Great Rock: A Literary Appreciation of the King James Bible. Literary critic Harold Bloom writes of a similar experience:. Rs he engenders fright. Bloom, 4.). Bloom also notes the joy of reading the Bible as we would any great work, critiquing its presumptions and prejudices while celebrating its timeless and inspiring qualities:. Bloom, 9.). Everyone should...