Countless humans have risked everything and risen up to oppose kings, tyrants and dictators. Here I share lesser known warriors who've boosted my spirits, who inspire me to remember that saints and heroes are simply ordinary folks who clung to their vision of equality, justice and peace, no matter what the cost.
Idealism and hope may seem to many naïve and foolish, but our only other choice is to surrender to violence, war and death. I remind myself that from the ashes of endless other intractable conflicts a seemingly impossible Phoenix of Peace has arisen.
An American-born journalist living on a kibbutz in Israel provides context and understanding for those not living at ground zero.
Unless you’re living in a news black hole, you well know about the current wave of violence and strife occurring in Israel and Palestine.
Two remarkable anti-war cartoons, released first at the start of WWII, and remade and released again as the Cold War intensified...
Fifteen years had passed since my auspicious crop circle experience — a formation that, despite my repeated searching and inquiries...
Read Bill Strubbe's live update here on his ongoing crop circle adventures in England. Look for Bill's full report in Spirit of Change this year.
It's both telling and sadly amusing that, after condoms, Preparation H is the second most frequently shoplifted pharmaceutical item in the country.
From a young age we’re inculcated with the admonishment to not trust strangers, not to talk to them, nor are we to accept from them candy or rides in cars.
There are health hazards to using paraffin candles; why you should use beeswax instead.
The holidays are only weeks away and it’s time to start thinking about shopping. Not! When you consider it’s likely that few people you know actually remotely need anything, why bother?
Medical science is slowly getting the message that maybe the proverb is right when it says “a merry heart does good like a medicine.
If the United States Navy has its way, soon blasts of sound -- second in intensity only to that of a nuclear bomb going off -- will be routinely deployed throughout much of the world’s oceans.
Like many young girls fourteen-years-old, Cory Lester adores horses. She started saving up her pennies and dimes for one when she was four, and two years ago bought a bay thoroughbred cross named Rosie, competing with her in dressage and quadrille shows.
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