Mary Oliver's delicious poem "Summer Day" reminds us to stop and take notice of the big and small miracles radiating all around us.

There's a growing trend of people identifying as spiritual but not religious. But both religion and spirituality are parts of being in relationship with God. Neither can be fully realized without the other.

Mindful eating is paying attention to the food that fuels our body—on purpose, moment by moment, without judgment. This approach focuses us on being fully present to our awareness and experience of eating.

Helpful for education and growth about what it means to be affirming and accepted within the context of your faith tradition.

Provoke means to call into action and wholeness is a state of being. Sometimes we need to be lovingly provoked to remember that we are whole—already.

In his book Sitting with Spirits, Doto weaves together a thoughtful historical, religious, and social analysis of how and why to attune to spirits within our world. The joyful manifesto at the end of the book for engaging the roots of our religion and reclaiming access to the entirety of the Christian tradition with all its mystical experiences, ritual, and mystery sums up his perspective nicely. Reading this book will give you much to reflect upon.