Wisdom Wednesday: Buddhist teacher on the fundamentals of love
In this talk from the 2018 Festival, Tsoknyi Rinpoche encourages all to be ready to give love — and to receive love.
Merton Monday: Be open to the world
Merton shares wisdom on the importance of being accessible to people — the key to being "open to the world."
Reflect: In Silence by Thomas Merton
“I will try, like them to be my own silence: and this is difficult. The whole world is secretly on fire."
Wisdom Wednesday: On Race and Othering
The Rev. Willie Francois III says he doesn’t want white allies to be motivated by guilt; “I want you to be motivated in this work because it’s right.”
Merton Monday: The reality of personal relationships
In "A Letter to a Young Activist," Merton writes about the importance of relationships to change the world.
Reflect: Mahatma Gandhi’s grandson discusses the principles of nonviolence
"The greatest challenge in promoting nonviolence is the English language and its limitations. The next is our perception, rooted for centuries, that violence is the only way we can resolve our problems."
Louisville Prays: Interfaith Initiative to Hold Our City in Prayer, Presence and Love
Series of prayer events seeks to offer spiritual solace amid challenging times.
Wisdom Wednesday: Journalist Ann Curry on True Compassion
"Would you consider the possibility that you are a part of an ever rising force for good that is no less than humanity's greatest hope?"
Merton Monday: On Finding Truth
The first step toward finding God, Who is Truth, is to discover the truth about myself...
Reflect: MLK’s “Where Do We Go From Here?”
"I'm concerned about a better world. I'm concerned about justice; I'm concerned about brotherhood; I'm concerned about truth... And when one is concerned about that, he can never advocate violence."