Category: Blog

“You don’t seem very religious because you don’t go to church.”   Sarah and Alex had been friends for years, united by their love of good coffee and stimulating conversation. As they settled into...

My Spiritual Journey: Faith Beyond Rituals For me, the call to spirituality isn’t about following a rigid path. Traditional religious structures, with their prescribed rituals and texts, never quite resonated with my soul. Yet,...

Anger has been a constant struggle in my life, a tempest that often seemed beyond my control. Every slight, every frustration, would fuel a raging fire within me, leaving me feeling powerless and consumed...

As someone deeply interested in religious studies, I’ve often pondered why many religions attribute divine origins to their founding texts rather than simply viewing them as writings by the religion’s founder. Through my exploration...

My hands traced the smooth surface of the ancient book, its worn pages whispering tales of a world beyond our own. “Maya,” it spoke, “the great illusion.” A shiver ran down my spine. How...

The sun dipped below the brick facade of Harvard Divinity School, casting long shadows across the worn wooden desks of Professor Sharma’s classroom. A gentle hum of anticipation filled the air, a mix of...

What Can We Learn From Having Friends From Another Religions? Growing up, my faith was my guiding star. It was a constant presence in my life, shaping my values, morals, and understanding of the...

A Journey of Transformation As Sarah sorted canned goods at the bustling community center, a friendly voice startled her. “Need a hand with those?” She looked up to see a man with a warm...

Is Human Existence Really Absurd? While summarizing “The Myth of Sisyphus” for my website valuedbooks.com, I found myself deeply engrossed in Albert Camus’ profound philosophy, particularly his reflections on the nature of life. Camus,...

“A yogi is one who remains the same in pleasure and pain, in loss and gain, in honor and dishonor. “ The quote, “A yogi is one who remains the same in pleasure and...