Gratitude. What are we thankful for? Are we more concerned with what we might lose? Is facing boredom like meditation? Wendy and Clint share their Thanksgiving plans.

Babies. Why do we feel the way we feel when we see a baby, human, or animal? Is that the same thing we feel when we see a religious object or building? Or, the feeling we experience when thinking of a spiritual leader?

ADD, Meditation and Time. Clint considers the possibility of having ADD as an explanation for why his meditations are different than other people. How living within the construct of time can be useful in many ways.

Mixed Marriage. Does a couple who come from different spiritual beliefs experience extra challenges in their marriage? Wendy talks about her daughter's wedding and shares a very personal story. 

Mental Health and Spirituality. Does a spiritual or religious practice help a mental health condition? How flexible should rituals and routines be for someone with a mental health situation? How many spectrums are there?

Spirit in Things. Why do so many cultures have spiritual traditions connected to non-humans? Are feeling Spirit in trees, animals, and other natural objects part of being human?

Defending Your Spiritual Practice. How do you respond when someone questions or even criticize your religious traditions? 

Horizontal or Vertical? Is the religious structure we are in leading to thinking some people are less than us? How does a horizontal structure get things done? How often do we analyze our thought processes and opinions regarding the rest of humanity?

Sacred. What makes something or someone sacred? Is it a feeling, a noun, or a verb? Is the sacred individual or universal? 

Hate. How do you define hate? Is it a noun or a verb? Is it mental, emotional, or physical? Clint shares the story of the two monks and the prostitute.