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Rev. Travis Eneix
Self-inquiry is the practice of looking directly at the self, by the self. It is an investigation of one's being, and what it means to be, done by oneself. By this definition, it can be... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
I have recently become a man of leisure. I mean that in the popular sense of now being without a job. I was laid-off on Thursday, along with 20% of the company in what is... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
The Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, did a great service to the world by showing how deeply one could awaken. But he never asked us to take his word for it. Believe nothing, no matter where you... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
Came across a remarkable article today, Giving Something Each Day May Keep the Doctor Away . The piece is about the origins of the website (and challenge), 29gifts.org . It's a noble effort and a... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
Just one example of many, this quote is from an article by Rabbi David Cooper from an article in Parabola magazine. Many of these teachings, nonetheless, were revealed publicly in the Zohar, the Book of... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
You have to love the British! There's a big ta-do over an offensive depiction of the Buddha in a Norwich gallery, which you can read about here . Whether you think the piece is offensive... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
Do yourself a favor and check out this video . It's about the Public Meditation Project started by Alexander Cequea Fuentes. It inspired me to start an extra daily meditation session of 15 minutes (in... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
The period from the eighth century, to the second century BC is referred to as the Axial Age. During this time, in several points around the globe, man’s search for an answer took a major... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
Well, I finally did it. After years of knowing about the Universal Life Church , and there offering of ordination to anyone who cared to claim it, I finally took the plunge. I do not... More »
Rev. Travis Eneix
All affirmations are true in some sense, false in some sense, meaningless in some sense, true and false in some sense, true and meaningless in some sense, false and meaningless in some sense, and true... More »
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