Author Archives: alexismohr

I recently received an interesting and thoughtful question from a visitor to my blog, WeAreGod.com. He asked, “Have you written anything that explains where we are on the (spiritual) journey?” I was struck by the question because, like everyone else, … Continue reading →

It is not good in our judgmental society to try to explain karma because it leads us to condemn others and most harshly, ourselves. Many great spiritual masters in the Buddhist and Hindu traditions have been able to gaze into … Continue reading →

At the outset of this slender volume it seems appropriate to explain how We Are God came to be. It is not the sort of book I would ever have considered writing, nor would I have thought myself qualified to write about … Continue reading →

We humans live so much longer than our cats and dogs that it is inevitable that we will have many opportunities to reflect as we watch our beloved animals live out the normal span of their lives in a mere … Continue reading →

Spiritual atheism may sound like a contradiction in terms but many atheists are exploring the realms of new age mysticism through ancient practices such as meditation, t’ai chi and yoga. Some are finding comfortable homes on the fringes of new … Continue reading →

Much is said in modern self-help teachings about love of self, which is only fitting because its importance cannot be overstated. Your attitude toward yourself is the first and most important place to plant the seeds of love, for if … Continue reading →

We often hear “what goes around comes around.” Some people think this is a good, if brief, explanation of the law of karma. However, it is a distorted and over-simplified understanding of a deeply complicated and highly nuanced spiritual law … Continue reading →

The world is becoming a friendlier place toward those of us who reject the archaic forms of religion that we were raised with. Fewer and fewer people run and hide when they hear words like atheist, agnostic, humanist, contemplative and … Continue reading →

Whenever we hear others say they are spiritual the first thing they usually hasten to add is that they are not religious or affiliated with a church. I think the reason that so many of us feel the need to … Continue reading →

If you’re like most thoughtful people, at some time or another you have pondered your life purpose. Why are you here—not just on the earth—but in this location at this time, mulling about with the characters who populate your world? … Continue reading →