At our spiritual way station, we are reminded that returning to our inherent goodness is all we need to do.

Debates about "natives" versus "invaders" obscure the real question: What is a person's inherent merit?

The places we create need to be a conscious responsibility - and will be a joy.

Singularity is a challenge. And it is our greatest, Divine gift.

Can we resolve work-life balance precisely by finding meaning in our work?

How many of our disagreements could be resolved simply by adding a little additional context?

Can we attune our umwelt to understand others around us?

A quick reminder that conventional wisdom is easy, helpful - and often utterly wrong.

Our losses - painful as they are - also create space for new opportunities when we maintain strong faith.

The Hummingbird faces forward to anticipate its future - as should we.

Saying "no" is actually about creating expansiveness rather than restriction.

Look deeper than the surface; return to original beauty.

We can continue to discover the new throughout our lives, even in old age - if we maintain an inquiring mindset.Healthy love requires a mixture of both clarity and blur.

Healthy love requires a mixture of both clarity and blur.

How does prayer work? Perhaps more importantly we can simply accept that it does.

How can we make ourselves genuinely accessible - like a king in the field?

Can we find success on the trail - even if we don't reach our ostensible goal?