Religion is not an end

Religious and other spiritual practices, traditions and rituals often point to a greater truth and reality. They are not ends in themselves. Re Union with the One true God is our destiny. Everything should serve that end, and not become ends in themselves. Otherwise they become ‘manna’ that turns rotten, good intentions that turn bad,... Continue Reading →

A river flows there

There is something calming, healing, inspiring and prophetic about the sights and sound of flowing water.â €I find myself drawn to the river again and again. It flows fast and focused with purpose.â €For me, some of the most beautiful allegories in the Jewish and Christian traditions use the imagery of a flowing river.â €The books of Ezekiel... Continue Reading →

When betrayal is good

Judas Iscariot is infamous, the Bible's quintessential betrayer who allegedly sold out Jesus for silver. But was he truly a villain? Or does his story have layers beyond the gospel narratives? Perhaps the key lies not in the historical details but in the deeper meaning betrayal can hold. Though painful, Jesus's betrayal served his path.... Continue Reading →

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