Perfection Reflections
Given that the idea of perfection typically includes the quality of completeness, it appears that acceptance of our limitations, of our incompleteness, is anathema to Masonic teachings. How can we, in any honest way, say that perfection is an achievable goal?
Reflections from Six Years’ Work on the Path
A friend and brother shares his reflections from six years of inner work in the Western Esoteric Traditions.
On Masonic Podcasts
I note how valuable Masonic podcasts have been for helping me maintain a sense of connection with the Fraternity at large.
Attachment Style & Spirituality
In this piece we look at attachment styles discussed in psychology, and look for clues about how they might shape the spiritual paths people select.
Mystical Awakening & Psychosocial Wellness
The purpose of this post is to present some personal observations on the title’s themes and encourage you to consider how they might be relevant to you and what you have witnessed among others.
Hallmarks of Being on a Mystical Path
Such hallmarks are the outward evidence of the ways in which one’s soul is being transformed. (The word “way” is being intentionally emphasized here.)
NOT a Chamber of Reflection?
If you are familiar with the Chamber of Reflection, then you are also probably aware that many people have strong feelings about it, for and against.
News About My Forthcoming Book
Whereas my first two books provide guidance on a general contemplative engagement with Masonry, and my third presents theurgical work in relationship to the Rose Croix Degree of the AASR, this book dives straight into the deep end of Masonry as a potential path of mystical realization.
Foreword to A Rose Croix Oratory | by Greg Kaminsky
The book you hold in your hands is actually much more than just a book. It is the result of a labor of love—one man’s quest to become better than he was, involving a lifetime of work
Embracing the Mysteries of Pain
This piece relates to a basic existential problem, which is how we can respond to the sufferings of life so that me may know life’s beauty and bliss more fully.