Spiritual Practice for the Lazy: My Yoga is Easy, and my Burden is Light – Discipline to Divine Play
I spent most of my life longing to be more spiritual but dreading spiritual practice because I felt like it’s onerous drudgery, agonizingly boring hard work. I never considered myself a particularly disciplined person and felt deeply ashamed as I compared myself to...
Blog: Inspiring Psychological and Spiritual Wholeness, Healing Religious Trauma
- A Psychological-Theological Repudiation of Opposition to Abortion by Christian Fundamentalists in the Wake of Roe v. Wade’s Overturning
- Is Evangelical Christianity’s God the Devil?
- How Religious Groups Can Stigmatize, Mistreat, and Cause Mental Health Conditions
- How Christianity’s Gospel that Jesus Died for Your Sins Creates a Victim-Persecutor-Rescuer Complex (Trauma Triangle)
- What is Unconditional Love? The Philosophy & Experience of Pure Love as Healing for its Opposites: Meritocracy, Original Sin, and Ego-Bound Mind
- ‘Psychological Spirit Possession.’ Therapy for Healing Religious Trauma and Fundamentalism
- The Law of Attraction’s Psychological and Spiritual Harms. Nondual Manifestation: A Healthy Alternative
- Humanistic Manifestation: How to Make the Impossible Reality and Create the Life of Your Dreams
- The Spiritual Practice of Failure: How to Find Freedom from the Fear of Fear Failure and Risk Your Success
- God The Fascist: When the Bible Teaches Fascism. Why Many Evangelicals and Christians Idealize Donald Trump and the Psychology of Fascism
