So, you'd like to know the truth about the tarot? Well, there are a couple things you need to realize first before we dig into that: People always use the worth "truth" to mean a universal truth. When in reality, most truths are...
Spiritual Nourishment: Journaling as a Spiritual Practice
As a kid, we all probably had diaries. We kept track of who we liked or doodled our names with the person we had a crush on's last name. Mine always said "Jamie Posada". Johnny Posada was a cute little boy in 3rd...
Adventures in Religious Thought: Shamanism
Shamanism isn't technically a religion, but more of a practice, kind of like Buddhism. And, like Buddhism, there are many wonderful things that can be taken from it. Let start first of with: What do shamans believe? First of all, shamans are seen...
Having Faith
Faith is not a commodity, we either have or we don't have -- it is an inner quality to that unfolds as we learn to trust our own deepest experience. -- Sharon Salzberg, Faith Recently I found my copy of "The Life Organizer:...
Spiritual Tools Series: Creating a Mandala
I thought it would be a good idea to stick with the Buddhist theme this week by talking about mandalas for this Spiritual Tools Series post. Not only seeking them out, but also creating your own. A mandala is described as a drawing or...
Spiritual Nourishment: Silence as a Spiritual Practice
(This week's edition was supposed to be about developing a nightly routine, BUT my computer decided to die with all my information on it, so I am posting this one instead. I apologize if you were looking for the nightly routine blog, but...
Adventures in Religious Thought: Buddhism
Buddhism is the path of radical acceptance. What do Buddhists believe? According to buddhismbeliefs.org, Buddhists believe that life exists only for itself. There is no "meaning of life" other than to be happy. The entire religion is all about removing suffering, which is...
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