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God Loves Me, Always
by Leela Can we imagine the patience of God, waiting for lifetimes to be recognized within us? Waiting, watching, and loving, through thick and thin. God is always right here, the Spirit within the soul that quickens and recognizes Oneness revealed, inherent and...
True Meditation — Direct Contact
by Norman Paulsen Contemplate the fact that in whatever direction you may gaze into space, there is an end to the visible expanding sphere of creation. Reaching the outer limits of the expanding sphere, one would be confronted with the unmanifested, primordial sea of...
Episode 4: Insights Into Life-Love-God
Bringing Spirit Inside
by John Kiddie We join together as one family, and offer up all that we are to Spirit. We do this with our meditation technique and the devotion of our heart. We reach down into the center of our Mother Earth and bring her energy up to our spine and offer it to our...
Mothers Come in Many Forms
by Letha Kiddie • When I think of mother’s, I think of the protective, creative force of Mother Nature. There are so many examples of this, from the mama birds building their nests in my yard, to my friends who are mothers—constantly sending love, strength, care and...
Find God Within Yourself
by Norman Paulsen How blessed we each are to be alive, to be present in this moment, and when we ask God to reveal himself to us. I see him in every face, beating in every heart, existing at the center of every soul. To find that light within us, to let it grow, to...
Sowing Seeds
by Letha Kiddie While the whole world has been in lockdown, Sunburst sanctuary has been busy keeping the home fires burning. Shown below: Sean, Curtis and Al construct a hoop house for frost protection of young plants; finished hoop house shown above. Mowing the...
The Swallows of San Julian
by Letha Kiddie Every year the swallows return to our home, miraculously, on March 21st, the first day of Spring. They bring so much joy to our lives as they busily work to build their mud nests under our eaves. Thanks to the swallows, we have no flies or mosquitoes...
From the Unreal to the Real
