Enoch—the First Librarians
Libraries safeguard knowledge so that it can be passed on to future generations, but there may even be libraries in the afterlife containing spiritual wisdom that dates back to before the Flood. Read more
How a Circle Helped My Spirit Become Rooted in Time
Making a calendar as a mandala is an intuitive way to have the cycles of time align with the cycles of our spiritual journeys. Read more
Is Global Spiritual Evolution Possible?
We are both an individual and part of a collective. And therein lies the promise. Read more
Making Sense of Christmas
What did Swedenborg say about the birth and life of Jesus? Read more
Where Does Swedenborg Fit in Today’s Conversations about the Bible?
There are three major Christian schools of Bible interpretation. And then there is Swedenborg. Read more
Are Thoughts and Prayers Enough?
Proclaiming “thoughts and prayers” often seems to be used to disavow oneself from taking action. And yet, prayer can be part of an engaged response to suffering and tragedy. How do we know the difference? Read more
Bearing True Witness to the Warm Color of Mercy: A Parable of “Fake News”
Being real is harder than it sounds. Read more
Showing Up
The first step in engaging life is being there. Read more
What Swamps Teach Us about Spiritual Life
When it’s time to drain the swamp, look within. Read more
A Daily Spiritual Practice Based on Swedenborg’s Rules of Life
Swedenborg probably didn’t actually pen his famed “Rules of Life,” but he should have. Read more