by Sunwha Choi and John Gray
John Gray: I have the pleasure of introducing forever-friend Sunwha Choi to any and all who may not have met her.
Continue reading…"We are responsible individually but only successful collectively."
"Shangri-La is a beautiful depiction of the true state of man on earth where the sweet essences of heaven are present by reason of those who dwell there."
by Linda Bahan, Bill Bahan & Larry Krantz
Linda Bahan: Recently Bill and I watched one of our favorite movies, Lost Horizon. Perhaps you have seen it, maybe many years ago. To set the stage for our consideration, I am going to read a synopsis of the movie based on the original 1937 version directed by Frank Capra.
Continue reading…“...the attitude can be, we can get through this, but not by doing the same things we did to get here.”
by Bill Isaacs
It really is quite something to just pause and take note of the vast cycles in which we are participating, to note the largeness of what is unfolding. It is some small miracle that we are here now consciously able to perceive and participate in all of this.
Continue reading…"There is more than enough stumbling around in confusion, guessing and believing all sorts of foolishness. Let us stand upright and live in authority."
by Larry Krantz
We come together today to present ourselves before the Most High in this holy setting, and to let clarification come in our life expression. As more light shines through us, there is more light in the world.
Recently we considered the opening words from the 24th Psalm: The earth is the LORD’s and the fullness thereof. This speaks of ownership. To bring it down to cases, I own an automobile—at least according to the state of Colorado; my name is on the title. I also am part owner of a house. My name, along with Joyce’s, is on the deed. I have a physical body that came with a mind and emotional realm. Most people say, “This is my life, I can do with it as I want.” On that basis, many people abuse their bodies and misuse their minds and hearts for selfish and even harmful purposes. But if we accept that the earth is the Lord’s, then we own nothing in this outer world, not even our own human bodies. We are lease holders. There is a landlord—a Land Lord—to whom we are responsible. So, we rightly care for what is given into our hands, and diligently stay in alignment with the One who is the true owner. We represent him in his world and act accordingly.
Continue reading…“Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors—aspire! —and the King of glory shall come in—inspire!”
by John Gray
Media pundits have a lot to say about AI, Artificial Intelligence, these days. Some espouse its virtues and potential; others express alarm about its dangers; most are baffled by the technology. Something that was once just science fiction is starting to become fact.
Continue reading…"I find there's almost always a window into the minds of children and young adults that's open to illumination."
by Christina Pivarnik, Pamela Gray and Steve Ventola
Christina Pivarnik: It’s always a pleasure to be together. Yesterday was Earth Day, a time set apart to celebrate and take care of this beautiful planet where we live. Almost 200 countries participated in various activities. Launched in 1970, it’s considered the largest secular observance in the world with around a billion people participating, all with a focus on the earth. Think of that—a billion people, all focusing on nurturing and taking care of the earth. I find that very significant. In addition, national parks and many state parks offered a day without fees.
Continue reading…"Our job as human beings is to be creators. At the center of this is thinking. To think is a creative act."
by Bill Isaacs
I recently visited Las Vegas, Nevada. Coming from the east, you fly over Lake Mead. Lake Mead is in trouble. Its condition is very apparent from the air. There is a large and evident gap between where the water level used to be and where the water level is now. Surrounding the lake are layers of exposed rock that were previously under water. Ribbons of color snake around the perimeter, tracing the contours of the rock strata beneath, each layer a different hue of red, brown, and yellow: its hidden past uncovered.
Continue reading…Coordinated by Pamela Gray and Sanford Baran
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Photos – Pamela Gray
Music Composition – Pamela Gray, Suzanne Core and Peggy Gretsch
Vocals – Linda Baran
Piano Accompaniment – Crystal Lee
"We are among those who keep the home fires burning, extending the invitation in our living to come home"
by Suzanne Core and Laura Fisher
Suzanne Core: Good morning, angels. What a cast of the heavenly host is present together this morning! Special greetings to the group gathered in Texas. It’s good to be together, to let the tone of life resound through us into our world and our earth—from the earth of our bodies to the earth of our planetary home.
Continue reading…"Love is the force that holds the cosmos together, and draws people together. This is how we know God, by the evidence of what spirit brings forth, which includes compassion and joy."
by Joyce Krantz and Larry Krantz
Larry Krantz: Welcome everyone to our Sunday morning gathering. In a collective such as this, we can accomplish much more spiritually than we can as separate individuals. There is an exponential leap in the radiance released by reason of our agreement, as long as those concerned are on tone. Of course, people agree about all kinds of things, even acts of destruction, but if it isn’t in the flow of the tone of life, then there is little spiritual potency; it’s kind of flat, just a re-hashing of the old human state. When there is agreement in the tone of life and active spiritual substance available, a current moves out to uplift the consciousness of humanity, to inspire an awakening to the truth. Today, we can spark a remembrance of our divine heritage and inherent glory.
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