Tag: Buddhism
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Is the Pineal Gland a Gateway to Spiritual Development?
Explore the pineal gland from scientific, ancient, spiritual, and Law of One perspectives, including the third eye, Kundalini, meditation, inner light, and Infinite Intelligence.
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Life Is What We Make It: Joy, Suffering, and the Journey of Consciousness
Life can be full of joy, with moments of pain and suffering that seemingly last a lifetime. Christianity, Buddhism, and The Law of One approach suffering from different perspectives, yet each turns our attention toward something profound: what happens within us may matter as much as what happens to us. Perhaps life itself is a…
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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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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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The Quiet Intelligence Beneath the Conditioned Self
There are close parallels among many spiritual, mystical, and philosophical traditions concerning one of the deepest questions of human life: Who are we beneath our conditioning? Nearly every wisdom tradition, in its own language, points to a distinction between the conditioned ego-self and a deeper level of awareness, intelligence, or divine presence within us. In…
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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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Buddhism Fundamentals
The basic fundamentals are taming the unruly mind and being mindful of our thoughts, speech and actions. While as much as possible, avoid destructive ways of thought, speech and actions while cultivating positive and constructive ways of thought, speech and actions. This requires taming the mind, by ridding it of confusion about reality and about…


