Cassidy Hall post this insight into the heart and mind of Fr. Charles Cummings, OCSO "The monastic night watch is good practice in the art of waiting, as we patiently look for the coming of dawn. Monks and nuns wait in the dark, longing for the light of dawn but unable to hasten its... Continue Reading →
What was a big deal for Aristotle should be for us too
1. ORDER Getting to the root cause was a big deal to Aristotle. The concept Occam's razor You might remember from your philosophy or science classes—the idea that the simplest explanation is the most likely one? Well, Occam enhanced and promoted the Aristotelian root cause analysis and called it "Occam's Razor." This is the old... Continue Reading →
In life our “Why?” has to be bigger than our “Why not?”
The benefit of changing must surpass the comfort of staying. the WHY and why not are in the context of a cause-effect.....of Objective and Subjective. The WHY is the objective question we ask about life and the why not is the subjective component. without the WHY in our life, THE WHY not will lead us... Continue Reading →
CARE FOR CREATION BY JULIE PELLER PH.D
Care for Creation is an important facet of Christian beliefs and a moral obligation for those with a true concern about future generations. An ancient Indian proverb expresses “We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children." Generational justice is the expectation when societies possess compassion. However, the current... Continue Reading →
Order-Disorder-Reorder
When I reflect on the Universal Christ, and re-read the book by Richard Rohr, The Divine Dance...and reflect upon what Richard Rohr has written about order-disorder-reorder in his other writings and then go back and re-read what philosophers throughout the ages have written about order-disorder-reorder, one can see how these three dimensions are not only... Continue Reading →
Innovate ~ Educate ~ Collaborate 