“I could be wrong.” I heard my mother say that a hundred times. She didn’t mean it. In fact, my brother told me that he actually remembered one time when she admitted she had been wrong but revisited that confession years later to recant. “Actually, I was right.”    I love my mother,...

   Don’t Just Do Something, StandThere – Part One    The phrase, “Don’t just standthere, do something” perfectly captures our human addiction to impulsive and premature action. It results in what another well-known phrase describes as “kicking the can down the road” and yet another (which...

  Since humans began thinking we’ve asked, “Who am I, why am I here?” Philosophers have debated, spiritual seekers have meditated, hedonists have partied, super achievers have produced, scientists have invented, technology has created marvels, and almost everyone has missed the obvious: human...