Hieraclitus, an argument for Dualism
Heraclitus was a Greek philosopher who lived between 535 BC and 465 BC, most famous for his ethical fragments and his doctrine that change was not only central to the Continue Reading
A Pattern in the Cosmos.
I often like to look at the night sky, to see the heavens ablaze with the light of distant suns. It provokes a feeling of awe and makes me think Continue Reading
God for Beginners.
A sharp line has been drawn right the way down the middle of reality where mind meets matter, where the objective external world of ‘things,’ and ‘events,’ meets the inner Continue Reading
An Introduction to Mystic Philosophy
It’s like this if you have two identical sugar cubes, are they the same? They look the same, weigh the same amount, feel the same and when dropped in your Continue Reading
Could the world be God’s lucid dream?
The mystic perspective is that we’re all one thing. That means that you and I and all other things are part of God. In a sense, we do the experiencing Continue Reading
The Experience and the Expression of God
There’s only being in the universe and you are a part of it. The great totality of all things, the Universe. You are all things and all things are a Continue Reading
The Nature of Beauty
We should look to the big picture and answer most questions by studying the universe. The grand design of the stars, the nebula that births new suns and the many Continue Reading
The three types of people.
Some say that the meaning of life, is put simply to do God’s work. What exactly is God’s work however is often difficult to comprehend or even identify, just Continue Reading