You Might Be Right
A Catholic investment banker takes a match to his beliefs, reads a thousand books, chants to Shiva, and keeps the one thing he almost knows.
Religion and Spirituality
Insights into the search for meaning, the interplay of belief and practice, and the diverse ways humans connect with the sacred.
23 posts
The dance before dance
What if transcendence arrived before there was language for it?
In defense of discernment
As our access to information grows, so does our responsibility to decide what we do with it.
In defense of woo-woo
We tend to treat beliefs as simple reflections of reality, yet power often proves to be the measure of truth.
Balancing Perspectives
Sometimes the path between naivete and nihilism can feel razor thin, but a rich world awaits in the tension between ignorance and imagination.
Comfort in Contradiction
When we pause our efforts to sever the "bad" from the "good", a whole world of beautiful paradoxes can begin to unfold.
5 | Painting with the Spirit and Traveling for God, with Dimitri Kadiev
In a world constantly selling us stories of fear and scarcity, how do we learn to trust our spirit to guide us to a more meaningful life? Dimitri Kadiev shares joys and lessons from a life on the road.
An Ode to Those Done with Religion
How do we find our way through the loss of everything we thought we knew?
4 | Learning the Rhythms of the Land and Growing Food to Give It Away, with Edgar Hayes and Ann Rader
What happens when growing food becomes a spiritual practice, and generosity is the harvest? Edgar and Ann reflect on a life of rooted justice.