The eJustice Network

This is a question I get asked from time-to-time. And the answer is simple.

I believe in the goodness of the human heart, and the purity and potential of every soul. At least, before we start mucking things up with all the egoic distortions that mark the human condition.

Most of all, I believe in the source of life within each of us, and the value of every human experience, especially those resulting from our creativity and self-expression.

Have you ever stopped to take stock of what you're doing and where you're going? I do, perhaps more often than makes me comfortable. And to be honest, it often makes me wonder.

Like I thought that nearly 30 years in the law would make me feel like the consummate insider, knowing how things work and all. But for all the know-how in getting things done I've developed, it hasn't been like that at all.

Author's Note: This is a living document. It evolves as the case is built for a radical shift in how we approach life. I invite you to check back regularly.)

Our world’s a mess. So are many of our lives. Conflict. Struggle. Oppression. Problematic situations everywhere.

The old ways of dealing with them aren’t working. In fact, they’re bringing more of the same, only worse, as technology and science magnify their impact.

Spiritual justice is the right of every soul to set its own course through life, and the responsibility to allow others to do the same. Allowing everything to be as it is created. And to accept responsibility for our role in it all -- through our perceptions, our choices, and the conditions within that shape our lives (whether within our conscious awareness or not).