I woke up this morning to the headline: “More than 200 killed during religious clashes in Nigeria;” violence between Christians and Muslims killed more than 200 people.  Since 1999, Nigeria has had more than 13,500 people perish in religious or ethnic clashes. . . .
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While archaeological evidence has verified Biblical records, it continues to evoke questions about the life of Jesus the man, making for interesting and thought-provoking documentaries.  One such documentary is “The Mystery of Jesus,” first aired by CNN in 2006.  I had the pleasure of viewing it again during Christmas.  In this well-made documentary . . .
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My experiences at the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Melbourne, Australia, touched my life in many unexpected ways.

First, I had never seen so many people of various traditions and cultures in one place.  This diversity of people came together for the touching purposes of finding ways to heal the earth and hear each other.  I enjoyed attending many of the diverse programs and speaking with participants - there is so much to learn from one another, if only we take the time to listen and reflect!!! . . .
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It’s exciting to announce that I will be presenting the workshop “Cultivating Universal Intelligence” at the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Melbourne, Australia, on December 5th, this year.

I am especially excited for three reasons: . . .
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     To develop our soul is to develop our personality in attunement with spirit guidance.  In practical terms soul development is about building character and discovering new and higher spiritual meanings and values so as to live the golden rule from its highest level of interpretation - a reflection of spiritual growth. . . .
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