D Lockyer

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...

Mostly we are caught in the web of the now, neither looking inwards nor outwards, but only at our everyday, our nexus of survival and coping...

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...

The doctrinal emphasis on the idea of penal substitution that so typifies Western Christianity may date from about 1100 – 1200 CE, that is ...