Of course.  I’m an expert on this subject. My Master’s Thesis in Divinity (A Destiny of Sharing) was about QPQ. My Master’s Thesis in Clinical Psychology (The Use of Reciprocity in Counseling) was a continuance of QPQ comprehension and use. Continue reading →

Well, time to fess-up and spit-it-out: My Nobody Status increases as I write this. Four books and a rather full website since 2010 and nary a peep. A few buys and perhaps a few little reads — but no response. Continue reading →

From late 1969 to 1973 ( year of Roe vs. Wade ), I, a liberal minister in an Indiana college town, was active with a nationwide Clergy Referral Service (CRS), counselling women/families about abortion and where they could safely go Continue reading →

This phrase “Sacral Humanism” was introduced on this site in the article “Three “S” Words to Clarify,” where “sacral” was used to replace “secular” as the defining adjective for Humanism. So, I’m going to explain this now. Humanism is prevalent Continue reading →

5/30/19 –THE TRANSMUTATION OF REVEREND-ORDINATION TO COVENAND-COVENATION

Following the lead of Emerson in so many ways (including his honesty to leave a ministry that believed the rite of “communion” changed wine to blood ), I feel the need to move Continue reading →

Amazing the stats of how many people commit suicide every year. A regular news item. Many years as a minister-counselor, I’ve lived with these realities — even directly counseled a few to successfully reconsider. This is not to report such Continue reading →

This is a ten episode (about 10 hours TV time), ten out of ten stars production, by National Geographic, hosted by Will Smith and 8 Astronauts. Beautifully done. It is basically the same message/presentation as in my Trilogy and especially Continue reading →

In current science news the name of Avi Loeb, Harvard Astronomer, has got much attention on his contention that ET is out there and probably in our Milky Way galaxy. The recent entry of OUMAMUA, that cigar shaped asteroid (???) Continue reading →

One of my favorite little books is G. H. Palmer’s “Intimations of Immortality in the Sonnets of Shakspere” (his spelling )–This was a lecture in 1912 as part of Harvard University’s “Ingersol Lectures on Immortality,” which began in 1896, but Continue reading →

This statement is critically me. Existentially and bottom line — me! This blurb-post is a brief introduction to what I’ll write later in more detail. But it needs to be said now for anyone seriously reading my site.

We are Continue reading →