When we learn right from wrong we’re taught a standard that comes mostly from religious teachings. Regardless what religion it is, if it teaches morals, then it clearly separates good from evil. However, the concept of good versus evil has two fundamental problems. The first being that it depends on what religion you are practicing. What’s considered good in one religion might actuality be considered evil in another. Good and evil are simply human ideals adopted in a religion.
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Over the past several years, there has been a lot of discussion on the Internet, in the newspapers, and even among my family and friends as to what religion I am—why I keep moving from one to another. It has been suggested that I am lost and struggling to find my way, and also, that my children must be suffering from all of my indecisiveness. So, I suppose it’s time to address the question.

My whole life I have been a seeker of God. I’ve never questioned that He exists and have called God by many names including Goddess, Universal Spirit, The Divine, Nature, Jesus, and many more. I have sought God out in the least expected of places, and more recently, in the most mainstream of places. One thing I know for sure, though, is that everywhere I have been God has been there with me—front and center. Continue reading »

I’d like to take a moment and introduce my new blog—Changed My Mind. For those of you who know me, you already know what a great name it is, solely because I am the epitome of the saying, “It’s a woman’s prerogative to change her mind.” I’m just not one to stay stagnant. Where most of us are paralyzed by the fear of change, I thrive in an environment that is changing, growing, and forcing me to look at my life deeply on a regular basis. I love change.
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