Holmes, Shirilla, and Clancy: How do You Find Justice When You Don’t Believe in Hell?
How do we believe justice has been served when there is no evidence of remorse that we can see?
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Author: Kellie Schorr
Rude Awakenings: Sam Bercholz’s Teachings on the Messy Path to Enlightenment
This is one of the most complete and instructive Buddhist books I have ever read. Thankfully, it also has the distinction of being one of the easiest to read and most authentically presented books as well.
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If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit: Marco Rubio and Dharma of Bare Feet
What these shoes reveal on the outside, the truth becomes anxiety on the inside.
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An Old Song for a New Year: Going into 2026 with a Silent Night
This year we do not sing to be louder than the past or braver than the future. Maybe we do not try to outrun who we were twelve months ago or audition a shinier self for the year ahead. Maybe we let the year turn without commentary. No vows shouted into the dark. No reinvention demanded at midnight. Just presence.
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The Car Won’t Start! What to Do When Nothing Goes to Plan
When the ignition won’t catch, our first impulse is usually the same as the horror hero’s—we turn the key harder. We chant louder, pray longer, meditate forever, hoping that one more try will get us running again.
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