There’s a Little Zipper Under Your Chin. {poetry}
Let me pull that zipper down
Let me unzip your skin
Let me unzip mine too and you can step in
Let’s spend the day in each other’s skin tones
Browsing Tag:
religion
Upgrade to Love.
Some sought alternative God-sources, but ones lost from the original purity and free love. Instead, they created religions based on guilt, shame and fear.
My Conversation with a Bishop of the Old Catholic Monastic Order.
Give me one good reason why women can’t be priests in the Catholic order... Would she upstage the Queen and the robotic Sophia?
We Want, We Need: A Manifesto for Societal Change.
We are all deserving of life without fear... We want, we need, to get over the drive of hatred, and stop acting like ignorant children.
Retrieving Eros: Isn’t Anything Sacred Anymore?
When I say the words god, faith, sacred, holy, I remember C.G. Jung's response to a journalist when asked if he "believed in God." Jung said, "I know God."
My Open Letter to Oprah.
I too believe, as you do, Oprah, that God is all. All, as in every shade, every color, every frequency, and certainly both male and female.
Reflections: We Are the Same, You and I.
We seemed so different on the outside. Different upbringings, lifestyles, religion, even different-colored skin. I used to look at my arm lying over your body in wonder of how different and beautiful it looked. Light against dark. But I think on the inside we always knew, we are the same, you and I.
I Am Wild: A Feminist Love Letter. {poetry}
I will dance naked around this fire, and hold you to my skin when the wind blows just right.
Do not ask me to be nice and quiet.
I am wild.
How Are You Giving Away Your Power?
Perhaps you put all your faith in a particular religion, and worship its god and holy saints? You read the scriptures, discipline yourself according to their rules, and fervently pray for your life to get better? What if you are actually projecting your own power onto that religion or god, ...
How the Absurd Serves Our Imagination.
Consider the keepers of natural religion. Consider how its explanations rankle reason and insult sense. Therein flares reason’s folly because some things are inexplicable. They must be accepted instead, however absurd they seem.