A Diverse Upbringing I grew up in a very diverse area. I always understood that my peers spoke various languages, ate different types of foods, and came from various places around the world. And although I’ve always been fascinated with spirituality, it wasn’t until middle school that I started talking to peers about their faith. … More A Middle School Conversion Story
The term Omnism was first coined in 1839 by Phillip James Bailey in his epic poem, “Festus.” When people use the term, they are describing a belief in all religions. More specifically, it is the belief that all religions hold a degree of truth – but no one religion has a monopoly on truth. For … More Why Omnism?
At ten years old, after three years of obsessively reading about world religions, I knew I felt a deep pull toward the spiritual but I didn’t have the language or emotional maturity to process it. My fascination with religion and spirituality felt overwhelming at times. There weren’t nearly enough answers for all the questions that … More Whole Brown Soul
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