Posts

Showing posts matching the search for one family

Where will your spiritual journey take you?

Image
  Some spiritual journeys begin in a place of certainty—but others begin with questions. Deep ones. Urgent ones.  Why are we so divided? Can we ever truly belong to one another across our differences?  For those seeking more than easy answers—for those longing to live in a world grounded in unity rather than fear— One Family Indivisible  offers a path. This powerful spiritual memoir is not about escaping difference; it’s about embracing it. With unflinching honesty and profound humility, the author shares a lifelong quest to move beyond the walls we build—of race, religion, culture, and creed—and toward a deeper truth: that we are, at heart, one family. Rooted in Interfaith principles and lived experience,  One Family Indivisible  invites us to see the divine not just in the familiar, but in  the other.  It challenges us to shift from “us vs. them” to  we , from fear to love, from separation to solidarity. So—where will  your  spiri...

Where will your spiritual journey take you?

Image
Some spiritual journeys begin in a place of certainty—but others begin with questions. Deep ones. Urgent ones. Why are we so divided? Can we ever truly belong to one another across our differences? For those seeking more than easy answers—for those longing to live in a world grounded in unity rather than fear— One Family Indivisible offers a path. This powerful spiritual memoir is not about escaping difference; it’s about embracing it. With unflinching honesty and profound humility, the author shares a lifelong quest to move beyond the walls we build—of race, religion, culture, and creed—and toward a deeper truth: that we are, at heart, one family. Rooted in Interfaith principles and lived experience,  One Family Indivisible  invites us to see the divine not just in the familiar, but in the other. It challenges us to shift from “us vs. them” to we , from fear to love, from separation to solidarity. So—where will your spiritual journey take you? Toward connection that t...

The Story behind the Book: One Family: Indivisible (Greenebaum)

Image
  Today's book back story provides inside information about One Family: Indivisible by Steven Greenebaum. From the author: In 1999, I hit the wall. Fifty years old, I couldn’t make sense of my life or the world around me. I had lived believing in a God of justice and of love. But so much hate in the world. Injustice everywhere I looked. Where the heck was God? I wanted answers. Then, after months of pleading, I heard the quiet voice of what I believed and believe was God and took three pages of dictation . It took nearly 10 years of living with and studying the dictation to understand that I had been pointed toward Interfaith – a belief that humanity needed to listen to and respect one another if we were ever going to achieve the love and justice that lay at the core of God’s word. Now what? I felt it important to share what I had learned, which meant I needed to write a book. Me? A book? Ok, one book. I poured everything I had into it. In the end, The Interfaith Alternativ...

Harmony in Diversity: A Spiritual Symphony

Image
  What if our differences weren’t obstacles, but instruments—each playing a unique note in a shared spiritual symphony? In a world often divided by faith, race, and culture,  One Family Indivisible  invites us to listen for the harmony beneath the discord. This powerful memoir is more than just a personal story—it’s a call to action for anyone who dares to believe that unity doesn’t require uniformity. Through the lens of one person’s courageous spiritual journey, we witness the possibility of moving beyond “us vs. them.” The author doesn’t deny the reality of difference; instead, they embrace it—finding beauty in every note, whether sung in a synagogue, mosque, church, or temple. Rooted in interfaith principles, the book shows how diversity can become not a source of conflict, but a wellspring of compassion and connection. One Family Indivisible  reminds us that real harmony doesn’t flatten or erase distinct voices. It celebrates them. It’s about finding a common rh...