A just released replication of Stanley Milgram's landmark study says that we are all capable of obediently submitting to authority. But there's a flaw in the research.

What have we learned – or, at the very least, been reminded of — this past year? What do we need to carry in our respective cosmic backpacks for the coming year? Herewith is your packing list for 2009.

Guess how many plastic bottles of water we use every every five minutes? The answer: two million! Chris Jordan wants you to see for yourself!

Are you cyclically confused? In a ceremonial quandary? Completely clueless? Wonder no more. The What, When, Where, Why, How, and Who of Ceremony & Spirituality

Michael Dowd wept when he heard Brian Swimme say "Four billion years ago, the earth was molten rock and now it sings opera." Dowd realized he would spend the rest of his life popularizing the idea.

Have you ever watched a baby sleep? Their only secuiryt is knowing that the parent is around and they rest in that. It is the same with God...

An agenda that lists things to get done is terrific; but that's not the kind of agenda this article is about.

From 1558 until 1829, Roman Catholics in England were not permitted to practice their faith openly. Someone during that era wrote “The Twelve Days of Christmas” as a catechism song for young Catholics. Now we hear the rest of the song. On the Eighth Day..

This Consciousness of Being is not a phenomenon unique to me. It is a Collective Conscious that I believe has evolved as we have worked to uncover our Collective Unconscious.

How one person made a difference in the U.S. prison system (Part 2)

When you’re in each other’s heart and soul, commitment to your marriage is service, not sacrifice.

It’s worth asking if the sins of a few people are ever so heinous that it is moral for an entire population to suffer in punishment for those sins. For most Americans the answer is an hesitant: “it depends.” Before condemning the use of collective punishm

From 1558 until 1829, Roman Catholics in England were not permitted to practice their faith openly. Someone during that era wrote “The Twelve Days of Christmas” as a catechism song for young Catholics. It has two levels of meaning: the surface meaning plu

We have the potential to make a great difference in the lives of everyone with whom we meet and interact.

I am – on every level — floundering. And as the word conjures, I am flipping and flailing on a wooden dock, off the hook and no where to go, save the ultimate frying pan. Clearly, things aren’t going so well.

Take chances and if you find yourself facing great change such as job loss, look for opportunities instead of considering life full of stumbling blocks.

While divorce legally ends marriage, your relationship never ends.

Did you ever have a day where you changed so much that you knew that you would never be the same again?

Nothing can be more daunting than trying to reconfigure yourself, reinvent your life, and redefine your future — especially when the task arrives unexpectedly.

At Christmas God comes to us as an outsider. Jesus was born away from the political and religious establishments of his time. His first followers were shepherds and pagans. It took more than thirty years before anyone with anything like social respectabil

If you’d like more clarity and energy about what you want for yourself or your business in 2009, here’s a technique that helps you get it.