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• Put a Little Love in Your Heart

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) November 16, 2017
  I look around and more and more each day I see mankind becoming more and more self centered and ego driven, none of which are of Godly living or spiritually centered virtues. It is tragic how awful so many of us treat our fellow human being and poorly we treat nature, the earth and all living beings...

• Get Together

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) November 16, 2017
  LyricsLove is but a song to singFear's the way we dieYou can make the mountains ringOr make the angels cryThough the bird is on the wingAnd you may not know whyCome on people nowSmile on your brotherEverybody get togetherTry to love one anotherRight nowSome may come and some may goWe shall surely pa...

• Eve of Destruction

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) November 16, 2017
  The Eve of destructionLyrics The eastern world, it is explodin',Violence flarin', bullets loadin',You're old enough to kill but not for votin',You don't believe in war, but what's that gun you're totin',And even the Jordan river has bodies floatin',But you tell me over and over and over again my fr...

• There Are Many Roads Leading to Same Destination

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) December 23, 2016
  Religion vs Spirituality  Religion is a path to God. Spirituality is also a path to God. However they have differences in approach. 1. Experience vs Belief. Religion usually entails adhering to a certain dogma or belief system. Spirituality places little importance on intellectual beliefs, but...
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• Over Medicated Toxic America

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) August 15, 2016
  Over Medicated Toxic America America is only 5% of the world population and yet it consumes 75% of all prescribed drugs. However it is not the fault of medical doctors simply, because they are only trained to treat the symptoms, not the whole person. Medications in fact only serve as band aids, th...
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• Rest in Peace Dad April, 25, 2016

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) April 26, 2016
  My father succumbed to cancer and passed April, 25th of 2016 in his home. Family has been by his side up until the end. I am urging each and everyone one of you to make donations in any way you can to St. Jude’s children’s hospital, as well as the Make-A-Wish foundation in his honor. D...
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• Spirituality Basics

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) April 22, 2016
  Spirituality Basics Spirituality is the general term for a worldview that places an emphasis on interconnection and the presence of larger forces beyond the realm of the individual human being. This worldview differs from a strictly religious orientation, which seeks to describe reality in terms of...

• Lifestyle Evenangleism

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) April 22, 2016
  Spiritual ways can vary widely, and are based on the differing histories and beliefs of individual tribes, clans and bands. Spirituality is learned early on in childhood. There are many persons from various parts of the world that may not be involved in organized religion, but are very spiritual non...
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• Deva Premal - Gayatri Mantra

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) August 26, 2015
    The Gayatri Mantra is a spiritual river that flows with the vibration of the beginning of time, which has no beginning. All is an illusion and this mantra awakens us to the illusion and one by one each soul awakens, and the river flows on.   Relax & Enjoy the mystic healing sounds of ...
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• The World Is Much Larger Than Many Of Us Realize

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) December 14, 2014
  The world is much larger than many of us realize It is larger than the end of one’s nose Larger than one’s own backyard; Larger than our neighborhoods Larger than our own states and countries, So to assume “everyone” thinks like one’s own self; has the same life ad...

• Buttons Pushed Feelings Evoked

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) June 12, 2014
  Buttons Pushed Feelings Evoked  It is known and realized by many that any time we watch a movie a television show or the news; feelings get evoked, feelings of happiness, admiration, sadness, anger, guilt, happiness, confusion, defeat or victorious by watching a sporting event. What ever the f...
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• Could My Child Have Committed Such a Horrendous Deed ?

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) June 12, 2014
  As a parent we are always quick to defend the actions or perceived actions of our children when accused. We have all used the phrase “no not my child” or a phrase very similar at one time or another in our lives; it’s only natural to defend them like a lion protects his pride or a...

• I Pray You Enough

  by Rev. T. Tucker Forensic Psychologist (Ret.) March 4, 2014
  A recommended read for all; I was lucky enough to have read this back in 2004. It touched my soul as I am sure it will touch yours.  The Author anonymous.   I Pray You ENOUGH: Recently, I overheard a mother and daughter in their last moments together at the airport. They had announced t...