Through A Mirror, Brightly

Last Thursday, just before Palm Sunday, the New York Times reported the release of a remarkable document, Gospel of Judas . This early Chris...

The great Spanish painter, Goya (1746-1828), with a sense of humor and inventive practicality, placed candles in his hat band, so that he co...

The Milwaukee Art Museum sits on the shore of Lake Michigan, having graced the shoreline for over 100 years. Recently, it was crowned with a...

Philip Chard, a psychotherapist, author, and trainer, writes a regular column for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel , entitled Out of My Mind. ...

A few days ago, reading The New Yorker , I came across a short story that took my breath away because it described the narrator undergoing a...

This morning in session, Master Teacher spoke one particular sentence that struck me deeply. It resonated throughout the rest of the day unt...

I finally caught myself in the act. After all this time, I caught myself in the act of judging. Someone did something that upset me, but thi...

I don’t know why it took me so long, but I finally understand why Bush does what he does. I keep re-reading three paragraphs from an article...

I have yet to see the movie “Capote,” but all the hype surrounding it made me curious to see what he had as a writer. I picked up his short...

Reading the first paragraph of today’s lesson, 333, Forgiveness ends the dream of conflict here , I was struck again by Jesus’ simple, clear...

Yesterday morning, while reading the day’s lesson, Lesson 329, I have already chosen what you will , I found the prayer to be particularly p...

You know, it all just comes down to a bad habit. We have the habit of looking out into the world and finding ourselves a victim of what we s...