'Tis the season of the witch, the time to cast spells & acknowledge the spirits who surround us. There is no veil, at least for us! Tonight I welcome Shawn and Amy Moore to the broadcast, seasoned (and thoroughly delightful) paranormal investigators. Together we shall stir the cauldron! Join us on The Day of the Dead.

Tonight we will examine our own duality. We are essentially spirit having a human experience here in Soul School, bound temporarily to this state of being. Regarding our perishable vessel, none of us will live in it forever. It will pass away with the rising tide as our initials are erased from the sand on a beach. However, there is something permanent about us, something carved in the cosmos like a sculpted slab of marble, set in stone. Let's talk about duality.

There is a multitude of pathways to peace, hope and healing. We must each find our own way on this sacred journey called life. If we believe in a higher power, an omnipresent, omnipotent entity from where we come, then we can logically conclude we are each a part of it, not separate from it. We will discuss universal connection we share and remind everyone to remain mindful of our personal responsibility to participate in our own path to spiritual growth and enlightenment.

Tonight's episode of Soul School will address a recent incident which occurred. It qualifies as phenomenal, a manifestation that can only be described as divine in nature, prompting a quantum leap of faith. Jeff will speak to it as he learns about it in real time and he will be equally inspired. Join us as we acknowledge cosmic forces that not only exist but work on our behalf when we humbly engage in contact, a literally life- altering moment that can't be denied.

The Divine is a multiplicity summed up in simplicity. A community manifest as a unity. We, too, are a mass of complications and complexities, and it is for this reason that we, like the Divine itself, must find a unity and simplicity of being though we be individual communities of complexity.

The philosopher Paul Ricoeur wrote that, "An idol must die so that a symbol of being may begin to speak." We live in a world where the idols of religion, culture, politics, and the like, are dying at a rapidly increasing rate, leaving many adrift in a sea of hopelessness and instability. It is the symbolic that has the power to turn these trouble and unstable waters into solid ground on which we can once more stand and find security.

In Soul School this week, Rupert will consider the subject of moral consideration. Are criminals worthy of our moral consideration? Should we be nice to animals? Is it possible to be inconsiderate to a tree? Is it wrong to damage a rock?

After a necessary hiatus, we are back on track and on the air. Tonight we will discuss the imperative need to rest and heal, to take time off to relax and recharge. Spiritual growth is quite exhausting. It requires space and a certain attitude to go along with it. There's a method worthy of an intense discussion about an inmate self-loathing which often surfaces when we take time for ourselves. Is it some ingrained Puritan work ethic we suffer or is it something else entirely? Join us to explore why we too frequently punish ourselves for taking time off to find our smile. It's almost time for summer vacation!

In this episode I speak with former pastor and spiritual teacher, Aaron Tomlinson, as well as musician, singer and writer, Wendy Francisco, about the convergence of religion, spirituality, and anomalous phenomenon.

Coming to grips with the reality of our physical and the metaphysical world, we search for meaningful clues to existence. If we rely upon sensory perception and extra sensory perceptions to define our existence, it originates with consciousness. Therefore, thoughts are things. Abstraction is universal.