“PUTTING LIFE BACK IN OUR LIVING” by Rev. Dr. Nadene Rogers
Having shared sentiments of love and peace over the holidays, some of us having traveled many miles, we now find ourselves back in the swing of things ready to welcome the adventures of a...
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“Celebrating the Winter Solstice Mindfully,” by Carol S. Pearson
Before any of the world’s spiritual texts were written, the earth and her creatures served the original text, were created directly by the One who also remains incarnated in it as well as in...
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“Spiritual Football” by David Sills
I sometimes find myself playing a game I call spiritual football. In spiritual football, I am the football field. I am the goalposts. I am the umpires. I am the visiting team. I am...
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The Journey of Becoming: The Dance with Darkness and Light by Rev. Dr. Nadene Rogers
Hanukkah begins with the Festival of Light, entering us into this Light-filled season. Next we celebrate Winter Solstice, the Return of the Light, Christmas, the Bringer of the Light, and Kwanza, bringing light and...
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“A Thanksgiving to Remember” by David Sills
On the Tuesday before Thanksgiving my CPAP machine gave up the ghost. It was like losing a trusted friend and companion of fifteen years, which had seemed as though it would never die. But...
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“Seed, Soil, Plant” by David Sills
The metaphor of “Seed, Soil, Plant” is well-known in SOM. It is often used in connection with the creative process. The idea is that the progression from seed to plant is in some way...
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“Going Further Together” by Rev. Dr. Nadene Rogers
Northeast of Merritt BC, Canada, a fire, dubbed the White Rock Lake fire, broke out and spread over 81,000 hectares (over 200,000 acres,) creeping into the northern end of the Okanagan Sylix Indian Band....
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“Who Is God?” (Part II) by David Sills
When last I wrote, the story had progressed to the point where I had had my EXPERIENCE. I had concluded that my vision was real (which meant that God was real) and that Oneness...
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“A Pause for Guidance” by Rev. Dr. Nadene Rogers
There is a joy to be found in the absence of thought, other’s thoughts masquerading as our own. It’s as if life moves in concert with the inspiration of innocence, and allows us to...
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“Who is God?” by David Sills
I have always been very serious about religion. Even as a child attending church, I took everything said there very much to heart. I read the Bible (King James, naturally) very closely, starting from...
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