spiritual insights on religion, social justice and comparative theology
I’ve heard candidates say, ”The real heroes in any campaign are the canvassers, who are willing to walk on the front lines for change.” I hate it but I know it needs to be done, so I did just that and got a real taste for what’s happening in the US. It was a Sunday afternoon … Continue reading Knocking for Change by William Klein
I read an op ed in the New York Times titled, “Things I Thought Made Sense Just Don't Anymore,” by Mira Jacob (December 28, 2023). It’s written in cartoon form and opens with: “I thought time would come back after the pandemic. I thought I would come back after the pandemic. I thought there would be … Continue reading Making Sense of Insanity by William Klein
I recently broke a crown on my tooth. I was eating a wafer of chocolate and I felt a gritty, sandy taste in the chocolate. “Huh… Interesting,” I thought. Not your typical chocolate. I then felt a hole in the back of my tooth and pulled a crown from the middle of a gooey piece … Continue reading Taoism and the Art of Living by William Klein
Banksy is not only a unique artist, but he has strong ideas on how to help a community in need. I’ll address this in a minute, but first a little background on the artist. Banksy is the phenomenal graffiti artist, political activist and film auteur who steals away in the dark of night and creates … Continue reading The Art of Social Justice by William Klein
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