“It is not enough for you to know that you are well, nor for others to see that you are well; but, if you would encourage other sick folks, you should tell how you got well, and who treated you.“ Rev. Sylvester C. Richards, Sr.
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Oracles for The Way to See (W)hole®

Whether our perceptions are cosmic or chaotic, true or false, or masculine as opposed to feminine, in contrasting yin/yang states of harmony or conflict in consciousness, change is the finite and eternal substance of existence.
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Mystical Humanism: Philosophy & Psychology of Change and Consciousness

01.14.10
Habitually, history is so haunted by confusion that it is easy for darkness to be mistaken for light. As a result, inadequate concepts to support ideal potentials for sustainability and peace are closer to us than relatives, and more regularly lodged in our homes than guests. Therefore, on a daily basis, consequent to individual customs of thought filled with so little wisdom, individuals collectively orchestrate unconscious forces that pave the road to hell.
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Easter Sunday: Part 3

4.10.10
Wolf discusses the symbolism of Easter. Watch

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Mystical Humanism: Responsible Citizenship for Global Culture: Thinking and Acting to Save Soldiers, Society and the Earth

1.01.10

“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God–what is good and acceptable and perfect.” Romans 12:2

Behind the horrors common in global headlines, we are experiencing a uniquely critical educational crisis, about elevating consciousness, to safeguard human development in general. In response, I contemplate and teach effective principles to magnify my faith in change. Read More

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Mystical Humanism:
God and Godly Character: Principles and Practices for Conflict-Resolution

12.15.09

“God” indicates the all-powerful creativity of universal principles of change; the divine spiritual root of evolution that underpins, actualizes, and lends character to creation. As the supreme power of principles of change, God indicates the fundamental mystery of transcendence, in the subjects and objects of perception.
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Mystical Humanism: Managing Chaos with Wisdom

12.01.09

Mystical Humanism represents character centered amid all life’s contrasting relationships. It suggests harmony over chaos, and personal progress in tandem with character to save the world. It’s focus is virtuous humanity, marked by timely capacities to change in tune with universal creativity.
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