What is our inheritance? Have we been given the curse of pain and suffering? Is it doubt and poverty that we carry over from our ancestors? Is it our material wealth? Fame? Fortune? Prestige? Honor? Does our inheritance lie in the injustice of the world? Or might it be the path of love that leads to…
Author: Mike
Supply Chain of Fools
There’s a lot of talk about the supply chain these days. People seem worried about all the stuff we’re not getting, related inflation, and tough times to come. I started to think about this in terms of Soulitics– and thought that maybe we’re looking at the wrong supply chain. Could it be that the supply…
The Subtlety of Evil: Apologies to Apple Pie
It’s better to start with peace. I used to think of peace in terms of universal tranquility. Peace means no more war. Peace is more than the absence of war. Psalm 23 paints a nice picture of peace, “green pastures”, “still waters” and “want for nothing.” Would that our world looked and felt like this…
Bare Your Soulitics, Wear Free Gear
Everyone has a story to tell and everyone has something amazing to offer others. Soulitics is looking for human beings that are willing to take a risk and write something for the blog. If your writing is posted we’ll send you FREE Soulitics Gear as a way to say thank you. We’ll take articles, stories,…
Humility: Our Brilliance Comes from the Light of Others
The brilliance of light on the water does not come from the water. It comes from the sun. And in the same respect, our brilliance comes from the light of something other than ourselves.
Shine on!
Love Thy Neighbor: Rethinking Drug Addiction and How We Treat the Broken Among Us
Guest Blogger: Pamela Webb Pam is the mother of six, a childbirth educator and currently in Nursing School at the University of Providence. In class with Professor Granger, she brought our attention to a YouTube video that addressed the issue of addiction in a way that I had not heard before. In it, the gentleman…
Look towards the future and live strongly in the present
Thomas M Price, Master Sommelier National Director of Wine Education Jackson Family Fine Wines Thomas.price@jfwmail.com In 2012, I was the first person of African American descent to attain the professional certification of Master Sommelier. My name is Thomas Price and I’m writing to share some thoughts on Diversity and Inclusion, and my journey therein. In…
Turn the Boat Around: Managing Energy in a Turbulent World
“Gee Mister, you have to at least try!” This is sort of what my friend Michael said to the tractor driver who he wanted to help save his boat from getting buried in the sand on a choppy day at the beach. I say sort of because he probably didn’t say “gee mister” but, he did plead his case like…
The Human Way Part 1: Humans are not Machines
What does it mean to be human? Do we know? Have we ever known? Have we forgotten? Is it different for each of us, or is there a common sense of being that we all share? It seems to me that we humans, spend a fair amount of time trying to distance ourselves from our human traits…
Getting to the Soul of the Matter
Note: As I begin to write about the soul, I want to start by saying that the only thing that qualifies me in this area is that I have a soul. I claim no expertise or authority on the matter—just a desire to open my eyes to the soul within me, so I can open…