Tag: ancient wisdom
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What Have You Planted Today?
We have all heard the expression, “You reap what you sow,” or, “As you sow, so shall you reap.” It is an ancient idea expressed across cultures through one of humanity’s oldest metaphors: agriculture. You plant something, tend it, and eventually it produces fruit. Ancient Indian traditions developed concepts of moral cause and effect through…
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The Ethiopian Bible says Heaven is Not what the Church Teaches
In the Ethiopian vision, heaven is not a distant place above the world but a sacred reality woven into everyday life. This belief is reflected in Lalibela, where churches were carved downward into living rock rather than built upward, symbolizing the discovery of God’s presence within creation rather than escape from it. Ethiopia’s spiritual imagination…
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The Kingdom Is Within You: Awakening to the One Infinite Creator
How Can We Know Ourselves? One of the most profound instructions attributed to Jesus is found in the Gospel of Thomas: “Know yourselves.” At first glance, the instruction seems simple. But what does it actually mean? Most of us spend our lives getting to know our careers, families, hobbies, opinions, and the world around us.…
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The Father’s House Has Many Dwelling Places: Jesus, the Law of One, and the Quantum Mystery
The Quantum Realm: A Reality Beyond Everyday Experience The quantum realm is a wonderfully strange place. Modern quantum theory emerged through the work of Max Planck, Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, Erwin Schrödinger, and many other brilliant physicists during the first quarter of the twentieth century. Ironically, Albert Einstein, one of its pioneers, later…
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Our Connection to the Infinite Creator
Across the Law of One and many ancient traditions, we repeatedly find the same essential teaching: Within every human being is an eternal presence—a spark of the Infinite—temporarily expressing itself through a physical body and an individual personality. The traditions use different names: soul, spirit, divine spark, inner light, Atman, Buddha-nature, breath of life, consciousness,…
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God is Infinite Intelligence: Science, Ancient Wisdom, and the Law of One
Listening to Neil deGrasse Tyson, who is an astrophysicist, author, and science communicator known for making complex scientific ideas understandable to the public. His commentaries about God opened the door to many ideas and questions in my own mind—not because he was necessarily presenting a spiritual explanation, but, in his view, because science, when taken…
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The Holy Spirit and Infinite Intelligence
Since I was a child growing up in a Christian church, I heard countless sermons about the Holy Spirit. As a child, it was difficult to visualize, much less understand. Like most children, I accepted what I was taught by the adults around me. But as we grow older, many of us begin asking deeper…
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Reincarnation: From Ancient Wisdom to the Law of One
Reincarnation is one of humanity’s oldest spiritual ideas: the belief that death is not the end of consciousness, but a transition. The body falls away, while the deeper self continues—learning, healing, and eventually returning to experience another life. Although different traditions use different language, many describe life as a school for the soul. We are…
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Understanding the Resurrection of Jesus
New Testament scholar N. T. Wright provides one of the strongest intellectual defenses of the resurrection ever articulated from within serious historical scholarship rather than simple religious devotion. The core point is often misunderstood in modern discussions. Ancient people were not naïve. The Greeks, Romans, and Jews all understood death perfectly well. Writers from Homer…
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Ye Are Gods: The Divine Spark Within Humanity
Across ancient texts, mystical traditions, sacred religions, and even certain channeled teachings, a recurring truth appears beneath the surface of symbolism and doctrine: you are not broken, you are not inherently sinful, and you were never truly separate from God. Whether expressed as the divine spark, the kingdom within, the Atman, the Buddha-nature, the indwelling…