Creation Spirit

A collection of short stories with a spiritual foundation. Created out of incidents and circumstances in the author’s personal life, titles include: Thanks for the Yellow Roses; The Jewel in the Lotus; No More Inaugurals for Me; We Have Met the Enemy….; On Pigeons and Other Important Matters; Why Didn’t God Take Me?; and You’re Mayor of What?
Thanks for the Yellow Roses (Excerpt).

God’s Pocket Dictionary (Excerpt).

An extensive, enlightening array of poetic prose which speaks to some of the infinite ways in which we can express the loving spirit through daily living. Some come out of one’s personal relationship with the Divine, while others touch the Divine in the ordinary.
On Making Love (Excerpt).

This work continues on the theme of its predecessor in its poetic form.
More on Making Love (Excerpt).

An inspiring, extensive collection of poetic prose which has been translated from the author’s written prayer life, using a particularly intriguing process available to all. This, like the other offerings, is highly spiritual in nature. Included is a formulation for a form of prayer that puts one in contact with God within, with astounding results.
As If From God (Excerpt).

A continuum of the prayerful poetic prose presented in the initial offering above. The powerful entreaties not only inform, but inspire, one to walk on her or his own path, guided by each person’s own Inner Authority, the voice of God within.

An ongoing series of essays confronting various spiritual matters. Following each essay questions and guidelines provoke a spiritual exploration related to the particular essay. Hence, a noodling about in the world of spirit. The titles include: The Lord of Hearts, Our Collaborative God; On the Lie; On Inspiration; On Listening; On Marriage; On Being at Home; and On the Moment. A spiritual translation of The Gospel of St. Thomas is also included, but is also referred to in this compendium as a separate offering.
Spirit Noodles (Excerpt).

A sensitively derived literary and photographic essay on poverty in rural Arkansas. In a larger sense, it’s more about a kind of spiritual poverty that permeates our planet. Available with this offering is a wide range of stunning black and white photographs, both documentary and portrait in nature, reminiscent of Dorthea Lange’s work during the Great Depression.
Swimming With Mosquitoes (Excerpt).

A Spiritual Guide to Reclaiming Your Soul assists the readers in identifying with their spiritual reality and leads them to explore the various means one can construct to express their natural spiritual essence in everyday life. The primary purpose of this offering is to assist the readers in recommitting to the dignity of all life, beginning with themselves and their relationship with God, and moving on to other relationships, including one’s relationship with the environment that supports us all.
From Human Doing to Spiritual Being (Excerpt).

A compelling spiritual translation of this intriguing Gospel found in the gnostic texts at Nag Hammadi in Upper Egypt. The authors of the work by a similar title, Harold Bloom and Marvin Meyer, present this Gospel as a literal translation of the discovered texts. This spiritual translation converts the literal language into a spiritual transfiguration, showing the profound nature of symbolic language and its power to enlighten.
The Gospel of St. Thomas Revealed as Spirit (Excerpt).

A collection of poetic verses that were inspired by photographs created somewhere, some time; images that etched their meaning on the lining of my heart, each in a moment’s embrace of life portrayed.
Poetics Made Abundant (Excerpt).

An evolving collection of testimony to those who inspire loving compassion between and among us all. These voices speak to the very special connection that engenders the inspiration to love as God loves, without condition or preference.
Poetics Made Even More Abundant (Excerpt).