The Silence of Growth – Sunday, March 31, 1985
The world shouts its demands at us in many ways. Voices over a thousand radio stations jangle at once. Undigested bits of information come creeping...
The world shouts its demands at us in many ways. Voices over a thousand radio stations jangle at once. Undigested bits of information come creeping...
Shakespeare's Juliet, on her balcony pondered a question that gives cause for consideration yet today. "What's in a name?" she asked. "That which we call...
For many of us, life is a visit to a large picture gallery—a gallery where most of the paintings are facing the wall. Our senses...
One of life's more youthful and exciting times is the annual renewal of the earth called spring. It's a time when one can have a...
More than a hundred years ago the famous English man of letters, Samuel Johnson, said, “The applause of a single human being is of great...
In much of the Northern Hemisphere it is the long, gray season when life seems a little harder for want of sunshine. We battle flu...
Often our lives are so full of the bounty of this world that it is easy for us to say, "Life is good." We have...
There are among us those whose names are household words, whose lives and actions are common knowledge to all: movie personalities, sports heroes, politicians and...
As we look around, we see people who measure their lives as failures, as drab, as small, and yet are they? In that rhythm of...