When a person feels a strong need to defend a philosophical or religious position, there is often considerable ego involved. Sometimes it is simply evangelizing,
“I continue to write most days as a part of my morning contemplation and meditation, and if you wish to subscribe to receive ongoing daily messages by blog or email, simply send your email address to info@brucelindseyauthor.com, with the subject “subscribe.” Some days the messages come in multiples; other days, only one; and sometimes none for a period of time.
Spiritual breadcrumbs will often be included in the daily messages, consisting of short, one or two sentence snippets, serving as meaningful reminders for your daily thoughtfulness.”
When a person feels a strong need to defend a philosophical or religious position, there is often considerable ego involved. Sometimes it is simply evangelizing,
What if “meek” doesn’t mean weak? The meekness Jesus spoke of suggests a different kind of strength—gentleness and humility that do not arise from helplessness. What might it mean for such people to “inherit the earth”?
In Recovery, Bruce Lindsey reflects on the radical message of Jesus—not as institutionalized Christianity, but as an invitation to surrender the limitations of ego, judgment, fear, and separation. Recovery begins when we move beyond who we have been and awaken to a larger awareness of God, ourselves, and one another.
While photographing the Perseids meteor shower, Bruce Lindsey unexpectedly captured the Andromeda Galaxy 2.5 million light-years away. The discovery became a powerful moment of awe—and a reflection on creation, possibility, and our place within an unimaginably vast Universe.