Edward Hays on living a life of wonder and awe.

John Philip Newell on living together in love as a pearl of great price.

A wake-up call for the Christian community to heed the unfurling of a new Pentecost.

A spiritual practice that accesses global and universal energy for healing and the transformation of self and the world.

Rodney L. Taylor on goodness as the essential virtue of Confucian thought.

Enlightening commentaries on the thoughts of Confucius in The Analects where goodness is celebrated as the chief virtue.

Peng, a Taoist practitioner, on how his back has stayed free of pain after his encounter with a Taoist Shaman.

Explanations and practices from the Wheel of Life which plays an important role in Taoism.

John Howard Yoder on why peace is something to be waged.

The spiritual writings of a Mennonite theologian who was a passionate advocate for nonviolence.

A good case for switching to a plant-based diet.

Margaret Heffernan on America's response to climate change as an example of willful blindness.

An exploration of what animates those caught up in willful blindness and what can be done to stem the tide of ethical disarray in society.

Suzanne Farnham and Timothy Grayson on the elements of spiritual discernment being internal and invisible.

Resources for ministers in need of a spiritual tune-up.

Jamie S. Korngold on ways to make Judaism relevant and meaningful in your life.

A case for God upgrades in Judaism that make it relevant and meaningful to Jews who have fallen away from faith and practice.

Christine Valters Paintner on cultivating contentment through lectio divina.

A heart-felt and creative exploration of the different aspects and settings for the spiritual practice of sacred reading.

Richard Pearson on why species that are alive today are irreplaceable.