Conscious Aging with John Robinson, Ph.D.

Dec 13, 2013 9:40 AM EST

I began my mystic search in college in the 1960's. My roommate, who is now chairman of the religion department at Miseri Cordia College in Pennysylvania was studying comparative religion. Together we explored mysticism from many cultures and read widely mostly non-Christian mystic writers. Later, I decided since I was raised a Catholic and Catholism having a deep mystic heritage I explored those writings. Always I had had a deep devotion to Saint Francis as I found his life easier to understand than Jesus. I have sampled many practices including Autobiography of a Yogi, Insight Meditation etc. At a dark hour in my life, A Course in Miracles arrived in my life in an unusual way and I practiced the course for several years. Along with ACIM other channelled material seems to speak to me deeply and connects me with my soul or higher self or spiritual guide whose voice speaks to me. In fact, my voice, I call him Stephen, connected me with you, suggesting that I send you an email. Our friendship inspires me and supports me in my work. Have a wonderful holiday season.

- Ric Stuecker

Dec 01, 2013 4:30 PM EST

Beautiful -- especially "We are not here to save the world but to serve the world." I have to confess that a bit of grandiosity allows me to have the courage to write, create transformative experiences, and to show up in my life.

- Ric Stuecker

Feb 23, 2014 2:05 PM EST

"I have come to believe over and over again that what is most important to me must be spoken, made verbal and shared, even at the risk of having it bruised or misunderstood." - - - - - - - - - WOW! As a new progressive baby boomer involved in an a Tasmanian, Australian creative aging project: Soul Work Ensemble.org this would be one of the most consistent issues that I encounter whilst trying to 'raise the consciousness bar' on general conversation into these important matters. Again, thank you for your great work - and inspiration. Philip F Crouch, Tasmania, Australia

- Philip F Crouch

Nov 13, 2013 3:31 AM EST

I have been thinking alot about vibrancy which refers to what scientists tell us concerning reality being vibrational. As we approach the constant vibration we call "Love" perhaps we lose ourselves and only vibrant with the constant hum of the universe we call God.Through prayer, meditation, letting go. . .

- Ric Stuecker