When I was in my doctoral program and working on a class devoted to Ken Wilber's teachings, I decided to attend a Ken Wilber Meetup group so that I might get my head around some of his concepts.... Read more >>

“Forget your ideas of good and bad, forget your ideas of right or wrong, forget this Course, and come with empty hands unto your God.” A Course in Miracles   Most of us are often... Read more >>

Ever since I started visiting a Buddhist monastery in my city, mainly to meditate, I have had to endure numerous jokes about my “Chi.” That wasn’t the tough part. I remember the... Read more >>

I got one of those chain letters today. You know the ones—you’re supposed to send it on to x number of people in the next five minutes and something good will happen to you in x amount of... Read more >>

I’ve heard it said that while not everyone is a Buddhist, everyone is a Buddha awaiting awakening. When we embrace our Buddha nature we are free of the imagined self. The imagined self is the... Read more >>

I’ve been thinking about my daughter’s sixth birthday in June and what sort of treasures a girl with big dreams and a love for frilly things might like. I know she’d love a pretty... Read more >>

Lately, I’ve been noticing some of my habits. Not the “endearing” ones like buying yet another pair of black shoes, or driving too fast, or leaving cupboard doors open so that tall... Read more >>

When I started to write a book about spirituality for modern women (The High Heeled Guide to Enlightenment), the last thing I expected was to have a lifestyle and personality overhaul. Though lord... Read more >>

I want to tell you a little bit about me. I am a thirty-year-old young woman. My favorite movie is Little Women. I love to watch movies, especially those by John Hughes. In my free time, I listen... Read more >>

One mile south of Georgia O’Keefe’s beloved Ghost Ranch in New Mexico, thirteen miles down a cliff-hugging dirt road in the heart of Chama Canyon, you will find Christ in the Desert. The... Read more >>