Editorials

The winds of change are blowing.

Wind-watching and seed-sowing

Fabián Héctor Smara—who lives in the mountainous province of Rio Negro, Argentina—is anything but a wind-watcher.

Why go to church?

People gather together at church services to worship God.
For some, perhaps, the answer to the question of whether they want to know how to heal themselves and others spiritually is a simple yes or no.
A Significant exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.

Making the most of today

All good is present with us right here, right now, because good is God.

Increasingly the subject of spiritual healing is being taken seriously in both religious and medical circles today.

Pure goodness is intact and always present to be expressed.

Machismo—or real manhood?

Men have faced hard adjustments over the last few decades.

My Christmas card 

The scene outside my window looked just like a Christmas card.
On American television, a recent episode of the show Touched by an angel portrayed a highly successful young reporter who was obsessed with an inordinate drive for personal perfection: No matter what she accomplished, it was never enough to win what she yearned for most—the approval and affection of her perfectionist mother.

Christmas in October 

There was a time when I thought of Christmas as a strictly December 25th kind of day.