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This is what faith looks like when it is acted upon: the good and right way is followed no matter what happens, because those who follow it believe it is good and right; indeed, they follow it even when life is too hard to think much about the good and the right.
By Michael NessetDecember 1989November 1989I respect kindness to human beings first of all, and kindness to animals. I don’t respect the law; I have a total irreverence for anything connected with society, except that which makes the roads safer, the beer stronger, the food cheaper, and old men and old women warmer in the winter and happier in the summer.
Brendan Behan
Once the Lord Shantih was asked to write down his teachings. He took a sheet of paper and covered one side with ink until it was a solid black. The other side he left clean.
By Thomas WilochNovember 1989What we’ve really come to see is that healing is not limited to the body. The body may live or die, but the healing we took birth for occurs in the heart; if that quality of heart is not there, no matter what happens to the body, healing is absent.
By Ralph EarleOctober 1989Mary waits at the foot of the stairs. She means to go up the stairs and back to bed but feels too exhausted to make the climb.
By Scott HewittMay 1989Twenty-seven disembodied entities, Mars on a dark night, the Night Stalker
By Our ReadersMay 1989We’re at the end of a millennium, and that means that some things are ending and some things are beginning, so we get extremes. Entire, age-old systems are rejected, and there are attempts to create brand new systems — or systems that at least appear new.
By Sy SafranskyApril 1989We are always infinite. What’s special about the moment is that it allows us to forget infinity and discover the joys of limitation.
By Paul WilliamsNovember 1988I think we’re in the middle of an evolutionary leap, a leap predicted by religions all over the world. . . . We’re in the middle of a leap in our consciousness and capacity to perceive; the way we think and the way we take in information is changing. Psychic phenomena, intuitive ability, healing, and creativity are all a part of this leap.
By D. Patrick MillerSeptember 1988Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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