Dharma Space

Note: I first wrote this post in September of 2011 —Nine years ago. While the specifics have changed, the essence has not. “Qu’ils mangent d...

The shades that color our vision Before the last U.S. presidential election, I wrote this post, which I think might be germane aga...

The part of us that looks beyond immediate crisis has one answer and the part of us which takes over moment-by-moment has a different one. ...

A couple of days ago, The Family Research Council’s Values Voter Summit was convened at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, DC. The Pre...

“You say either and I say ither. You say neither and I say nither. Either, ither, Neither, nither. Let ’ s call the whole thing off. You...

On the outside looking in. To discriminate means what it says: to divide one thing from another. It begins with perception. We can see on...

Which side are we on? I spent most of my career as a professional communicator in the advertising business and thus employed certain pr...

An alien is someone who doesn’t belong: someone who is out of place. In every country and culture, a person is considered “one of us” or an ...