Last Night, a poem
Last Night 1:30 a.m., alone, outside, in the full moon’s light, in this beloved forest, I gaze and gaze into [...]
Independence, for Some
“In 1775, the population in America was 2.5 million. About one-fifth of all Americans were black, and nearly all of them were slaves living in the [...]
Cheese Delight
Cheese “Souffle” sort of When baked it puffs up like souffle, so be careful when you take it out of the oven so it doesn’t [...]
Never Needed Any Lessons in Being White, by Gary Stallard
This article first appearied in the Lufkin Daily News, Lufkin, Texas, June 4, 2020, reprinted here with permission of the author. [...]
Then and Now: Words That Apply
December 23, 1776 THESE are the times that try men's souls. …Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation [...]
Lift Up Your Eyes
It was on my morning walk early this morning, with my head down carefully keeping my eyes on the trail before [...]
Translations of Sacred Chants
Because we more and more are committed to being multicultural in our respect for and participation in the sacred in every tradition, we are using [...]
Archetypes
The Swiss psychologist Carl Jung said that the gods and goddesses of myth are symbols of archetypal energies in our psyches. Let's explore what Jung [...]
Glenda’s Morning Prayer
Good morning, Father Sun, thank you for another day of life. Good morning, Grandmother Moon, thank your for another night of peace. Good morning, Mother [...]
Stuffed Pork Chops
This delicious recipe for stuffed pork chops take a bit of extra effort, but it is very well worth it, a gourmet dish I have [...]
