Victimization, if you insist
I have been fumbling the last few weeks, I have a piece I have been working on, it's almost ready, but not yet. I have some other ideas, but none…Read more →
Judgment
The Power of Change
One of the greatest sources of power is the power of change. Change creates opportunity, opens space for new creations, and allows for anything to happen. What is Change to…Read more →
Failure, not really failure
That which we call failure is only "wrong" or "bad" in that we place it as a judgement on what we do, or don't. As the old expression goes;…Read more →
Impossible not so impossible
Full Version by Eugeniaz Laguna Shorter Version by amateur Vika Ogannesyan When I was a kid, I always loved going through the latest edition of "Guinness Book of World Records."…Read more →
Syria, 9-11 and Growth
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it”“A man's memory may almost become the art of continually varying and misrepresenting his past, according to his interests in…Read more →
A Eulogy for Ms. Birdie
OK, this is not the blog entry I was planning to write today, I will finish and publish it later, but today, I am in a dark space, I saw…Read more →
The hypocrisy of judging
When I watch television or read the news, I am so often saddened to see just what a judgmental people we have become. Sure, we have always judged one another,…Read more →
A Defense of Religion
I happen to be a fan of Bill Maher, I think he is fun and entertaining. I recently re-watched his film "Religulous" and also ran into a short series of…Read more →
Respect, not Tolerance
In today's world, we are often told that tolerance is a good thing, I disagree. Tolerance should be a good thing, but as I see it, there is an inherent…Read more →
Semantics in Salvation
In my world, where I spend a lot of time studying and discussing different Religions, I am so often amazed with just how much semantics play into the discussions.If I…Read more →