spiritual insights on religion, social justice and comparative theology
Every ticking clock has left its mark in the universe with resonant strains, so too have our lives that reckon with place for a time. Every moment has the potential for solemnity that imparts greater understanding. An experience, profound or otherwise, identifies with its reality calling forth something from the soul that blesses us with … Continue reading “I Am I said” by William Klein
What is consciousness? It is the age-old question. Scientists believe that it is a firing of synapses in the brain that discharges information. But theologians have been saying it is something more than that for ages. Federico Faggin, the inventor of the microprocessor, has been dedicating his time to learning about consciousness. Faggin originally believed … Continue reading “I Am That” by William Klein
“When we change our consciousness we change the world”. This phrase is a subtle reminder that perspectives change with every situation and can turn for the better on a dime. John the Baptist’s first word in the synoptic Gospels is “repent”. This word has a negative connotation and a condemning tone, but in Greek the … Continue reading Change Your Consciousness, You Change The World by William Klein
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