by Sol Luckman (Read below for more information on the author.) In an intriguing section of a fascinating book entitled The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge, French anthropologist Jeremy Narby includes snippets from his personal … [Continue reading]
I—All of US
by Rhonda Factor Like the fine drops of water on the tips of the palm fronds, so are you infinitesimally small, seemingly one of many and inconsequential. It is easy to think that what you do does not make a difference. Like only a wave, and a … [Continue reading]
Animal Crackers
by Betsy Thompson (Read below for more information on the author.) When I was a child, a Nabisco product called Animal Crackers got my attention quickly. I loved how the crackers tasted, felt, and looked, and I loved the package they came in. … [Continue reading]
It’s That Time of Year
by Haim Factor It’s that time of year again—when everything seems full of hope and love; that seemingly universal time for goodwill to all. Dismissing for a minute all of the commercial aspects and the insincere frills, you can sense the feeling … [Continue reading]
Children of the New Dawn
by Kiara Windrider (Read below for more information on the author.) In his epic poem, Savitri, Sri Aurobindo vividly describes a new race of humanity emerging on Earth, as different from humans today as we have ever been to the evolutions that … [Continue reading]