Voice of North America Articles

EXCERPT: We will not learn how to be better “creators,” until we first accept the idea that we are creators. We create our life experiences. That makes us God of our life experiences, which are the one “property” that we own. Indeed, it is ironic that we are more inclined to disown our life experiences than “own up” to them. Yet, in owning up, we reap the benefits of responsibility’s acceptance; gain the vision to plot a different course for our life,...

EXCERPT: I awakened this morning with yet another vague recollection of an active night of dreaming, but once again, all I remembered was the vagueness. I have no idea what any of the dreams were about, who they involved, or where I may have been.
Then it dawned on me; that information is known and will be available in its or my right time. Then I thought it will be fascinating to recall all of my dream experiences, with all the details, and all of the understandings and reasons why....

EXCERPT: Getting to Know Dying as a Process, not an ‘End’
Death: some people believe there’s no fate worse than this particular idea. Others suggest that at times they have gotten so nervous that they were almost “scared” into this state. To still others, it is as as taxes. The subject of death is unspeakable for many people who would rather not think of their own passing from this world, though they would take great interest in the death of someone they do not...

EXCERPT: Musings from the Realm of the ‘Not Known’
One of the best pieces of evidence that each of us is an aspect of God is, in actuality, the almost universal denial of the possibility. Not too many people grow into adulthood believing, much less professing to be one with God. The Holy Bible certainly doesn’t suggest such oneness. Instead it suggests that, while all is created by God, certain people rank among The Chosen, and that the “male” Creator of the...

EXCERPT: Fear, Love, and Who We Are
It almost sounds silly to start an advocacy that would initiate a new first level element of childhood education on what it actually means to be human. Yet, when you stop and think about it, children are being instructed on the nature of the physical world in which they exist, but they are not receiving early insights into the nature and potential of their beingness.
Children receive more sex-related “education” in the form of fearful do’s...

EXCERPT: The question of “who am I” is one of the most profound and persistent issues that we face, and must answer each moment and day of our lives. And guess what… we can go the bulk of a lifetime without ever addressing it. Essentially, we are told “who we are” from first breath, and attempts by others to tell us who we are will continue throughout our lives, until the last. Said attempts will be made by people who, essentially, don’t know who or what...