Don’t believe everything you think
We often believe myths because they reinforce deeply held beliefs or because we like a well-told tale.
We often believe myths because they reinforce deeply held beliefs or because we like a well-told tale.
As we pass the milestone of 25 years in Washington, some thoughts on the meaning of home.
Kate Bowler reminds us that it is much easier to count items than to know what counts.
Adam Serwer calls out the cruelty that, for people of color, is at the heart of the American experience.
The most recent volume of the short and to-the-point adages that capture truth in a few words.
Jan Richardson provides reflections and meditations for this time of lengthening shadows.
Being in the moment is important…except when it isn’t.
Kathryn Schulz’s tender, searching meditation on loss, love, and cherishing life.
At the heart of each major religion is a vision of peace and the way of compassion and love and justice,
2022 in photos…capturing a remarkable year of growth, travel, family, friends, and love.