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When do we become good?
On a recent episode of NPR’s “This American Life,” this question was posed: “When do people become bad?” A professor very wisely replied that he thought that this was the wrong question. He offered instead that the question should be: When do people become good? I think I agree. Perhaps our focus on Read more…
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Q: Why should I give to charity when there are so many billionaires?
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How is it that this is not already so?
What a privilege (in every sense of the word) it is to be able to so often jog through the magnificent Balboa Park. Today, I first encountered a string quartet on my jog. Four talented young people who had informally positioned folding chairs facing each other, as they do, graciously offering Read more […]
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4 Ways 2 B a Better Listener:
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44 Cents & A List of 20
Here is my monthly gratitude list, should it be of interest. Twenty things I am grateful for on this 20th day of the month: Emails from my kids. They usually begin with something like, “Hello Lovely Dad.” Reminds me of when they were little when they would come to me and say, “Please wonderful Read…
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10 on 10/10 [Again]
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From the front page of the newspaper
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What being a dad has taught me (and my dad, too)
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Does a spiritual encounter have to be high-inducing?
For me, the answer is no. I see so many social-media posts promising “earth-shaking” and “life-changing” services and meetings. And while I have been to many such services, I have also attended many simple, quiet moments and gatherings in which the still, simple preciousness of the Divine Read more […]