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Katie Bickell

Katie Bickell | From there to here

It was a dream.  In it, I wandered the halls of my old high school a last time, willing myself to find reason not to leave, Hey, you still need to sign my yearbook! Do you have summer plans this year, Ms. Ringrose? The future is a promise of only disappointment, fear. I’ll do anything to stay. With every tick of the clock hanging over the exit, I pang for […]

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Pamela Smith

Pamela Burditt | Mother

I SEEK TO BE LOVING and nurturing, understanding, compassionate, insightful, intuitive, creative, and wise. I seek divine femininity. I want that spark to ignite a deeper spiritual reality in me, one of creativity, love and wisdom. One I can share. When my children experience the messiness of life, I want them to know I won’t leave. That I’m there to help heal and enlighten, renew and restore. I seek to […]

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Rabbi Michael Lerner

Rabbi Michael Lerner | The Jewish response to injustice

Jewish theology holds that there is a karmic order, so that evil actions will not always run the world. Justice and compassion are both essential to the survival of the planet.  Unlike many religions that focus on individual sinners and imagine that they will be punished in some future not currently verifiable—for example in a heaven or hell after life, or in a reincarnation in some form that provides rewards […]

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Corinne McLaughlin and Gordon Davidson | A Divine Plan?

The following is an excerpt from Spiritual Politics (copyright 1994 by Corinne McLaughlin and Gordon Davidson, pages 236-240). This excerpt discusses the Divine Plan for Earth and humanity. The MOON previously published this excerpt in January 2014. It is often difficult for humanity to understand the reality that God, the Great Architect, would create an overall structure (the Earth), a game plan (evolution of consciousness) and rules (karma, or cause and effect, […]

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