Articles
Think
Non-Duality and a Mind at Home
An interview with Byron Katie. Byron Katie was a real estate agent in Barstow, California much of her adult life. She lived the American dream of brand new, shiny things. She bough …
Interview: Ecstasy and the Beloved
Whether or not you remember his name, you’ve likely heard the words of Rumi — declared “the most popular poet in America,” by the BBC in 2007. Also known as Jalal ad-Din Muhammad R …
The Sonosopher
by Melissa Bond Local poet Alex Caldiero in “Life and Sound: A Documentary.” It’s like he’s hitting you with a wall of sound-no, not a wall, it’s a stutter, a refraction, a convers …
Dharmatech
High-tech help for low-tech activists: Computer geek Sarmeesha Reddy helps bleeding heart nonprofits kick butt with better, stronger, faster tools to leverage their causes. by Meli …
Expand, Spirituality & Mysticism
Doing the Work: An Interview with Byron Katie
On a recent visit to Salt Lake, Byron Katie spoke with CATALYST about her latest book and her new directions in The Work, a technique for dismantling harm-causing beliefs. by Melis …
-
"Smile, observe and learn so you can plan your own version of these rites of passage. Learn from the past just don’t get a PhD in it."--Dennis Hinkamp on the good and bad nostalgic tendencies.
Slightly Off Center: September 2018 | Catalyst Magazine
catalystmagazine.net
Nostalgia at the shallow end Nostalgia is a public pool filled with warm memories at the shallow end, but in the deep end there be monsters disguised as beguiling Sirens. You may enter smiling but drown there if you are not careful. Take your ex-spouse, ex-dog or ex any-no-longer-living human being....