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Jul.25.2010
Huffington Post
Thirty-four million Americans have given up on organized religion, according to the most recent American Religious Identification Survey. Yet for many of these dropouts -- from churches, synagogues, temples and so on -- spirituality is still a vital part of their lives.
How else would you explain the phenomenal success of Eckhart Tolle's The Power of Now,...
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Jan.07.2010
Courier-Journal
Resolution No. 1: I will stop labeling and judging people who are different from me. Most people are tired of both the debate and the discrimination against all people, regardless of their race, class, creed or lifestyle. The crusade, for example, that the church launched against the homosexual community decades ago must end. It is a war the church cannot, and...
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Nov.16.2009
Excerpt from upcoming book, The Enoch Factor: Sacred Art of Knowing God
“The hour I have long wished for has now come.”
-- Saint Teresa of Avila (1515 – 1582)
I had reclined on the living room couch, picked up the remote, and began surfing the plethora of television programs, most of which are repetitive and useless. I paused from channel-surfing just long enough to listen to the opening remarks of a popular...
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Nov.16.2009
Excerpt from upcoming book, The Enoch Factor: Sacred Art of Knowing God
Similarly, there is a naiveté about how the universe works that’s quite popular today. Just as the ego in some Christians enjoys the illusion of having God on a leash, there are some religious and pseudo-religious people today who believe they can harness the Divine laws of the universe for their own wishes and self-aggrandizement.
These persons are practitioners...
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Nov.16.2009
Excerpt from upcoming book, The Enoch Factor: Sacred Art of Knowing God
So said the Buddha. In the months that followed his death and burial, I felt confused, afraid, and lost. I tried to help my mother manage her grief even as I struggled to handle my own. To say that my life unraveled would be an understatement. Within twenty-four months of his death, I left the ministry, began a new career altogether, and went through a divorce....
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—The Enoch Factor: The Sacred Art of Knowing God
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