Commentary

Geopolitics never exist in a vacuum. The regular people who live near the results of international deals – like the Peruvian fishermen whose coastline has been overtaken by port construction – often best describe the real impacts of those deals.

Israel’s attacks on Iranian military leaders left out the commander in chief. That decision hints at an opening for removing the nuclear threat.

As we recognize God, Spirit, to be the one true creator, whom we express, we experience more of the goodness of reality.

Write an aria? Check. Learn music theory? Check. Master a sound board? Check. Incarcerated individuals are finding the universal language of music provides redemption and key life skills.

The light of divine Love reveals to us the eternal nature of existence and frees us from grief and despair, as a woman experienced after losing her father. 

A high court affirms the sentencing of a former president for corruption, marking another reform boosting public confidence in government accountability.

The realization that nothing can separate us from God’s love or rob us of our God-given wholeness breaks through the illusion that we’re inevitably stuck, bringing solutions and healing.

Support rises for a “high seas” treaty to govern marine resources, adding to similar protections for both the land and oceans.  

As we learn of the allness of God, good, we discover that we can refuse to accept suggestions of evil as powerful – and doing this brings healing. 

Even as Los Angeles is now a battleground over migrant issues, the U.S. has joined hands with the United Nations in assisting the voluntary return of unauthorized migrants to their home countries. It’s an opening for consensus.