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Nature’s Glorious Cathedrals
By Elizabeth River A few weeks ago, I had the honor of marrying two brides from Indiana who traveled to our beloved California for their wedding. I learned later that…
Soulful Up and Coming Artist Peter Feliciano
Every now and then there is a young artist where one says, “This person has talent and is going to go places with it.” The first time I heard Peter…
Profiles of Compassion and Courage: Andrew Freeman
If you admire the style, look and feel of a Northern California restaurant, hotel, event or other business, chances are that Andrew Freeman had a hand in crafting its image.…
Exploring Forgiveness, Part 3: The Benefits of Forgiveness
(Editor’s Note: This is the third of a four-part series concerning exploring forgiveness.) All of the world’s wisdom traditions seem to be unanimous on at least one point – that…
Halloween is Boo-tiful!!!
I LOVE COSTUMES! I always have. Dressing up appeals to my imaginative sensibilities and though it is not historically documented, I am convinced that gay people “invented” Halloween. Who but…
Going Global
October brought marriage equality to state #14 – New Jersey. As attention now turns to the race between New Mexico, Hawaii and Illinois to see which state will become #15,…
Til Death Do Us Part
As a non-denominational minister, I officiate at the full array of life events. Last month, for example, I prepared comments for the memorial gathering of my cousin’s mother, Jo Dixon.…
Be the Master of Your Own Dream
The Toltec civilization of ancient Mexico was a society of artists, scientists, and spiritualists formed over 2,000 years ago. Dedicated to the masteries of awareness, transformation and intent, Toltecs determined…
Stefanie Goldstein’s Angelic Coloratura Graces Opera as Well as Rock
Stefanie Goldstein’s voice and style are like that of no other. Her angelic coloratura and impressive range have been dazzling audiences for years. It’s as though nature itself comes alive…
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