Faith in God and faith in yourself often collapse in the same way. This article explores why—and what kind of trust remains when belief in images of God and self falls away.
Why Faith in God and Faith in Yourself Are the Same Thing
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Why It Seems So Hard to Have Faith in Yourself
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If having faith in yourself feels unstable or impossible, the problem may not be you—but the idea of yourself you’ve been trying to believe in.
Decision-Making Isn’t About Making the Right Choice
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Decision-making isn’t about choosing the right option—it’s about being willing to choose, learn, and adjust. When decisions stop being verdicts, they get lighter.
Questioning as a Phase, Not a Virtue
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Questioning can loosen identity and open perception—but when it becomes a permanent stance, it often prevents clarity from landing. This article explores when inquiry has finished its work.
“Don’t Pick at It”
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What We Were Really Being Taught About Healing “Don’t pick at it.” It’s one of those phrases almost everyone heard growing up.A scraped knee. A scab on an elbow. A healing cut that itched just enough to demand attention. Don’t pick at it.You’ll make it worse.Let it heal. At the time, it sounded practical. Medical. Obvious. But years later, many of us are doing the exact opposite — not just with...
The Library of Things (and People):
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Why Every City on Earth Needs a Shared Resource Library There was a time when survival didn’t depend on owning everything. You didn’t need your own ladder.You didn’t need your own plow.You didn’t need to buy a tool you’d use twice a year and store forever. You needed access.And you needed each other. Somewhere along the way, modern life replaced shared wisdom with private ownership — and then...
Heaven and Hell Are Real—and Closer Than You Think
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Are Heaven and Hell real? Not as distant places after death, but as lived experiences shaped by how we embody openness or resistance in everyday life.
Karma Without the Cosmos: How Patterns Actually Persist
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What if karma isn’t the universe keeping score, but patterns continuing through habit and conditioning? A grounded look at karma without belief or punishment.
Seasons Are a Metabolic Instruction Manual
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What We Lost When Food Became Available All the Time For most of human history, food didn’t just nourish the body—it informed it. In the first article in this series explored the evolutionary mismatch between ancient bodies and modern food systems, this one zooms in on the quieter mechanism beneath that mismatch: rhythm. What you ate, when you ate it, and how much of it was available quietly told...
Why Being a Former Christian Is Never “Christian Enough” to Talk About Christianity
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Former Christians are often told they were never “real” believers. This article explores why that response protects identity more than truth — and what it reveals about faith.
