The Deep End

We explore the Carl Jung’s idea of “synchronicity” and try to talk about it in ways that make it more understandable to the western thinking mind.

Do we really have a choice in anything or is it all predetermined? The human being stands between her limitations and her possibilities... do we have any free will at that junction? What is the difference between Fate and Destiny and how can we swim the the waters of all these force fields and see anything clearly? [email protected]

We refer to Carl Jung and James Hollis as we look at America’s spiritual crises and the kinds of responses folks make to it. We look at how Hollis relates this to “collapse, regression, distraction, narcotics and transformation” and come outlet with hope for transformation. [email protected]

Spiritual crises happens both with and without. What is it and how can we find new ways of talking about it? Using the metaphor of maps and how our life maps no longer fit the terrain we are in is apt and we comb through a number ow ways to face and create new maps in this time between worlds.

We have been in a global spiritual crises for most of our lifetime. What is it and how does it come to mean what it does. How does any meaning happen and what is “meaning”; and, most of all how can we change in the light of our spiritual crises? Love to hear from you. [email protected]

There is a place where the Natural laws and the Spiritual laws of the universe come together. We all dance at this mysterious junction when the real and unreal are sorted out. Join us....

We explore the concept of “vulnerability” and how it relates to growth and development as well as placing it within our metaphysic of semi-permeability as an integral aspect of the evolution of consciousness.

How do we talk about “Empirical Spirituality”, a way of being rooted in experience and not mere belief. We continue this exploration by positing a new Homy Trinity: Truth, Love and Justice.

In this time of isolation we are afforded a unique opportunity to look within. We explore the ways human beings have approached their personal chaos and put it in todays perspective.

Richard Dawkins, an atheist, âme up with the term "meme" and applied it in a negative way to religion and belief. Today it has taken on new meanings and they can help us understand religion in a positive way as well as see how a new religious meme is on the rise. [email protected]