D Lockyer

 The foundational story of Christianity – the story of Jesus, his ministry and death, and of how he inspired his followers to take the Gospe...

In researching Irene Pickard's archive it is inevitable that confronting the fundamental issue of the authenticity of Christianity was u...

Peace: A Three Piece Suite The first peace, the deepest, the root from which it grows; the silence that calms and heals; the ...

The monotheistic faiths offer a static view of the human's position in life. The task is to avoid becoming tarnished with sin. We starts...

The life that is living you is older than you, it has lived many lives before, passed on through generation to generation. Consider well it...

Why I am a unitarian*: Because of the connectedness that underlies all things. Because of the inseparability of the material and the ...

From your first breath to your last you will vie with the complexities of living; the multi-role-playing, many faceted torrent of each day ...

Although, in Western terms, ultimately Heraclitan, the no-self of Buddhism points to the impermanence and transience of all that may be exp...

How can we be compassionate if we have never known suffering? How can we help others if we have not known joy? If we do not radiate jo...

Emotions are strong, powerful beings; they are bigger than us; they extend out beyond us and fold us into the world; they are the ropes tha...

So you have dealt with the illusion of the everyday self and have created the "ghost in the machine", your escape pod, discovered...

Some speak of “absolute or divine consciousness” as opposed to “everyday consciousness”, or some such terms, suggesting that our routine sta...

Although ultimately a Heraclitan answer, no-self points to the impermanence and transience of all that may be experienced; even the qualia ...

How can we be compassionate if we have never known suffering? How can we help others if we have not known joy? If we do not radiate joy...

I am no more than a bundle of absurdities falling though time and laughing.

Drink each breath for they are all that we have.

The first breath, the birth breath, that in-breath with which we join the world, us hung between that and the last breath, the out-breath, t...

Words fall like raindrops on the surface of a pool, each making their disturbance for a while, making patterns of ripples that soon die awa...

Thubten Yeshe: ..each one of us is a union of all universal energy. Everything that we need in order to be complete is within us right at ...