On this past March 23rd, Scott Berinato interviewed the foremost expert on grief, David Kessler, in an article titled: That… Grief Will Not Be Cancelled

The opportunities to face our mortality are seemingly infinite. In an age when human-caused climate change brings into question the… Dance as an Attitude Toward Life and Death

The only reason that it’s scary getting old Is people treat you like you’re too big to hold And you… A Picture of Mercy: Hospice Care During COVID-19 

Love is not cancelled. We each have a way of saying this in a time of Covidian-19 disruption. Today Bishop… Love is Not Cancelled

The recent outbreak of the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) has a powerful impact on the flow of life around the world.… Creating Sacred Space: Clerical Duties in the Time of Social Distancing

In the world of interfaith, I’m considered “young”. At the age of 28, I often skew the average age of… Following their Lead: Youth in Action

My dad loved to cook. And he loved Asian food. So, when I read of the Taoist philosopher Zuanghi’s analogy… Taoism – Let it Be

What is “enough”? Is there ever “enough”? Can there be? I’ve been thinking about this word and these questions quite… What is Enough?

This piece is a revised version of “Envisioning bold solutions for ending war” originally published in the La Crosse Tribune… Envisioning Bold Solutions for Ending War

Elders of many First Nations still maintain their lineage of understanding the ebbs and flows of the natural world and… When the Drosera Blooms – A Call to Living the Change