Gary Davis was called a devil for the brutal murder he had committed, but on his long journey toward the death chamber, Gary Davis had profoundly changed.
One Step At A Time
Claude AnShin Thomas, a Zen Peacemaker Priest from Concord, Massachusetts walks on pilgrimage across the United States.
He Likes to Watch the Trees
According to Barry Boyce, if you start to look at trees more, you start to notice things. Their lordly, meditative pace can slow you down and stop you.
When Men Were Men
The message is that it’s fine for women to stray from sexist roles and play around with life on the other side, as long as we come back to our senses.
The Faith Factor
Mind/Body pioneer Herbert Benson on the health benefits of spirituality.
A Year in the Whirlwind
“I am not a spiritually gifted person, but my years of practice and study gave me an understanding of the task ahead.”
The Meaning of Dog
For the Monks of New Skete, the question “What does it mean to be human?” led them to ponder, “What does it mean to be dog?”
Ray Hunt: The Cowboy Sage
Ray Hunt is an American sage, a cowboy who teaches riding as a path for both human and animal to realize their true nature.
Down to Earth
As we get more connected globally, we’re becoming less connected locally. The global village is certainly global, but it’s no village.
Egoless Means More
Egolessness does not mean the absence of a functional self; it means that one is no longer exclusively identified with that self.

