Tag: faith.
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Two Influencers.
Using history as metaphor, this essay examines how societies create, reward, and sustain influence—whether it comforts power or confronts it.
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Nemesis, Angulimala and the Rotten Guava.
“Forgiveness is not forgetting. It is releasing the charge. The frozen inner child—the Avenger within—won’t find peace through justice alone, but through truth witnessed and held. The sacred fire doesn’t burn you to ash. It burns what you’re not.” If you’re hovering near your own truth, and feel called to begin a ritual of release,…
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Day of Disobedience.
Disobedience isn’t defiance for its own sake — it’s a form of listening, not to authority, but to conscience. Sometimes, the refusal is the revolution.
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World Day Of The Sick.
Sickness as a Call to Realignment: A Holistic Perspective on World Day of the Sick The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as “a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” Correspondingly, sickness is the deviation from this state, encompassing physical ailments, mental distress, and…
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Exploring Sacred Times.
Fasting and Feasting And Spiritual Rhythms. Sacred Times: A Conversation About Fasting, Feasting, and Finding the Divine Fr. Elvis had called me earlier that week, “I want you to moderate the discussion at the Sadhbhavana Forum. The topic is Sacred Times. It’s about reflecting on the spiritual rhythms across religions.” “Father, ‘sacred’ as in…?” I…
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Individually Togather
The first week of February is about world interfaith dialogue. This was a charter prepared in 2010 based on The Common Word initiative of 2007. it happens to be a dialogue between the Abrahamic monotheistic religion like Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The term interfaith dialogue refers to cooperative, constructive and positive interaction between people of…
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