By Marianne Williamson Somebody needs to explain this to me, because I must be dumb: Rick Warren was somehow an inclusive choice to deliver the Invocation at the Inauguration? Let’s look for a moment at what an invocation is. It’s…
America has had a non-violent revolution. As long as there are historians writing about the United States, this moment of fundamental re-alignment of our national purpose will be remembered, poured over and analyzed. It will be seen as one of…
Several years ago, I was asked to appear on Larry King to discuss the legalization of gay marriage. I don’t know why they chose me exactly, except that I was a straight person who would vote PRO. In any case,…
Dear Friends, Last night on MSNBC, they showed a harrowing special called “Sex Slaves in the Suburbs.” While I was quite aware of human trafficking issues internationally, I didn’t really understand, until watching this program and following up on other…
Dear Friends, October marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of my beginning to lecture on A COURSE IN MIRACLES. I had not lived in Los Angeles long, when in l983 I began working at The Philosophical Research Center on Los Feliz Blvd….
(Originally posted on February 27, 2008) Every once in a while, a mighty wind blows. The political sentiments now storming America in the form of support for Barack Obama are a mighty wind indeed. For those trying to say this…
By Marianne Williamson (Originally posted on January 29, 2008) I didn’t start out with him. I thought people were projecting wildly onto him, making positive assumptions that he had not earned and filling in empty spaces in his resume with…
By Marianne Williamson (Originally posted on June 8, 2008) There is something about politicians — particularly Democrats, I think — that makes them rise to their best when they’re making concession speeches. ??All the way back to Michael Dukakis, I…
