Monthly Archives: April 2010

Religion had such a powerful hold upon the human imagination that for whole cultures – the ancient Egyptians and medieval Christians come to mind – the material world was much less real than the world of the gods or God. … Continue reading →

When people complain that life is unfair, what they are really saying is that there is a mismatch between inner events (hopes, wishes, expectations, ambitions, goals) and the response of the outer world. In our society we constantly reinforce the … Continue reading →

Being present and having a presence are two different ways in which we interact with our reality. We have a presence in our physical form, our soul’s presence is with us and we are acting within the energies of our … Continue reading →

As many of you may have realised by now, I have a great respect and love of Deepak Chopra’s writings.  Recently, a friend and I were discussing the subjective and objective experience of God (or Universal Source, The All). I … Continue reading →