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Bringing Blessings By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Blessing This day may my thoughts bring blessing to all of life. —Daniel McGill in Forty Nights
Welcome to the Practicing Democracy Blog By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Blog Post Democracy is more than a system of government; it is a way of life. We can assess the vitality of a democracy by how well it is serving the people's needs and hopes. But a democracy's health is best…
The Main Thing By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Slogan The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. — Stephen Covey, American educator and businessman
The "Right" Way to Pray By KidSpirit Online Blog Post By Gracie Griffin in the KidSpirit Simplicity and Complexity issue. Prayer is the limbo between the serenity of accepting the world’s chaos around you and the challenge of pursuing stillness in…
Slowing Down to Walk Contemplatively By Sheryl Johnson Blog Post I have always been amazed at how much more I notice when I slow down. A street that I have driven down looks so different by bike, and even more detail emerges when I am walking. Walking meditativel…
Running as a Spiritual Practice By Frederic Brussat Blog Post As a boy I loved to run just for the sheer animal pleasure of it. There was something magical about moving my body – the feet flying, the churning of the legs, the pumping of the heart, and the ra…
Keeping Custody of the Tongue on the Internet By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Talk Radio (1988) is a firecracker of a film about the shock-jock star of a popular late-night call-in radio show in Dallas, Texas. He's a verbal spritzer in love with his ability to handle the lone…
Fear: Not My Favorite Spiritual Companion By Patricia Adams Farmer Blog Post Fear. If you're feeling it, you're normal. You're paying attention. The coronavirus is an invader that has come upon us with great speed and virulence. Like a bull in a china closet, this new invade…
A Workshop for Civility By Frederic Brussat Blog Post The late Vaclav Havel wrote that civility can only come about through the "complex, long-term, and never-ending work involving education and self-education." In this enlightening article from aspen.…
Feeling Short on Time? Try Something Awe-Inspiring By Frederic Brussat Blog Post According to an article by Stacy Kennelly published on the Yes Magazine website, a new study shows that experiences of awe ("the feeling we get when we come across something so strikingly vast in nu…

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