Ramadan and Lent

Come Up Higher: Stillness, Turmoil, and the Work of Humanity

This reflection contrasts personal stillness with the violence and upheaval present in the wider world. It acknowledges that human destruction is not new, but part of an ongoing cycle across history. From that recognition emerges a deeper spiritual insight: humanity may be moving through a kind of vibrational or dimensional separation, where some are being drawn toward higher consciousness while others remain bound in fear and division. This separation is not about chosenness or exclusion, but about gathering spiritual energy for the healing of the whole. The invitation is to do the inner work necessary to rise in awareness, love, and purpose.

Pitching the Tent: Holy Week and the Journey of the Soul

Do not let this Holy Week pass as mere ritual. Enter it. Remember yourself. And ask what it means, here and now, to be about the business of the Divine.

Ramadan and Lent

In this reflection for Lent and Ramadan, we consider what it means to live in a world marked by war, noise, and uncertainty. The invitation in not to escape the world, but to turn inward, to seek peace within, and to listen more deeply for the work that is ours to do.