1 Question: Can you please inform me on what a person can do when his soul is tired?  I feel tired of living this life.  I'm tired of playing this cruel game of "creating".  All of this "you must feel happy and be happy" in order to get happy. If you don't "be happy", then […] 1 Question: Can you please inform me on what a person can do when his soul is tired?  I feel tired of living this life.  I'm tired of playing this cruel game of "creating".  All of this "you must feel happy and be happy" in order to get happy. If you don't "be happy", then happiness doesn't ..read more

1 Question: Just purchased your most recent book, "Life After Death", and find it most interesting, however, it is slightly beyond my means of comprehension after reading a few chapters.  I do, however, wish to ask a question that has been running through my mind for several years, from which I cannot receive a qualified answer.  After reading […] 1 Question: Just purchased your most recent book, "Life After Death", and find it most interesting, however, it is slightly beyond my means of comprehension after reading a few chapters.  I do, however, wish to ask ..read more

1 Question: Hi.  I am a 23-year-old male and have always felt a spiritual void or restlessness my entire life.  Recently, I have discovered meditation and when I allow myself to simply feel and be aware of my own truth, it is very beneficial.  In my first serious intimate relationship with a woman, sex was […] 1 Question: Hi.  I am a 23-year-old male and have always felt a spiritual void or restlessness my entire life.  Recently, I have discovered meditation and when I allow myself to simply feel and be aware of my own truth, it is very beneficial.  In my first se ..read more

1 Question: If Karma "...is the law of action and its consequences" does it also pertain to "inaction?" For example, withholding love or affection, or not being there for someone in terms of crisis, does Karma also balance this "inaction" or "inactivity?" Will lack of action or passivity also have this type of "reaction" along this line? […] 1 Question: If Karma "...is the law of action and its consequences" does it also pertain to "inaction?" For example, withholding love or affection, or not being there for someone in terms of crisis, does Karma also balance this "inaction" or  ..read more

For many people with spiritual aspirations, a major issue is finding yourself—that’s the common phrase we use, for example, regarding the identity crisis that occurs after adolescence as well as a midlife crisis. Yet at unpredictable times a person can wonder, “Who am I?” This state of inner confusion is rarely resolved without aimless wandering and deepening confusion instead of greater clarity. There needs to be a better way of answering “Who am I?” that doesn’t depend on a crisis of self-doubt, because crises are the worst time to confront an issue as deep as your identity. Could it be, str ..read more

1 Question: I've heard you state that one has the power to change one’s own karma by, "going beyond it" through meditation, though I've never heard you elaborate on what that means and how it happens.   How does simply experiencing the non-local self accomplish this?   Does karma actually change, or does the negative stuff just […] 1 Question: I've heard you state that one has the power to change one’s own karma by, "going beyond it" through meditation, though I've never heard you elaborate on what that means and how it happens.   How does simply experiencing the ..read more

1 Question: I have found your work to be extremely helpful.   I have read and re-read "Seven Spiritual Laws of Success" and am implementing many of these laws into my life.   However, I am getting stuck on the difference between my own desires and those of God, or the Great Spirit.   I feel more connected to God […] 1 Question: I have found your work to be extremely helpful.   I have read and re-read "Seven Spiritual Laws of Success" and am implementing many of these laws into my life.   However, I am getting stuck on the di ..read more

1 Question: I have been listening to you and have felt inspired every time I hear your words of advice. Thank you for your insightfulness and words of wisdom. I work in a veterinary practice as a veterinary technician (nurse) and often assist doctors with the euthanasia of our client's beloved pets.  I care very […] 1 Question: I have been listening to you and have felt inspired every time I hear your words of advice. Thank you for your insightfulness and words of wisdom. I work in a veterinary practice as a veterinary technician (nurse) and often assist doctors with the euthanasia of our ..read more

1 Question: I had never read any of your books before.  This last Christmas I bought for myself your book "Life After Death" but for one reason or another, I kept putting off reading it.  Last month, my husband was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer and given less than six months. (I know it will take […] 1 Question: I had never read any of your books before.  This last Christmas I bought for myself your book "Life After Death" but for one reason or another, I kept putting off reading it.  Last month, my husband was diagnosed with stage four pan ..read more

The more unsettled the times, the more potent are our anxious feelings. When a natural disaster gets completely out of hand, like the current devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, fear triggers more than an immediate reaction. A backlog of anxiety is invoked, much of it stemming from the Covid pandemic and looming ecological disaster. If these triggers are powerful enough, it is hard for anything to override the voice of fear inside us. All of us are forced to adapt to its presence. How do people usually adapt to anxiety besides taking tranquilizers? Psychologically the two most common ways ar ..read more