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transformational Psychologist · Veteran · crisis communicator

On altruism, morality,

and the cost of conviction.

 

Essays where psychology becomes a spiritual practice — written from inside the high-stakes worlds most people only study from the outside.

The Bright Triad of Transformational Psychology

Psychology and faith are not rivals. Treated together, psychology becomes a spiritual practice — and grace, sacrifice, and conscience become subjects worth studying to create the space for change. The Bright Triad is altruism, morality, and spirituality...three parts of the miracle. 

What I write about

altruism

The psychology of self-sacrifice and surrender.

Morality

Conscience, moral injury, and ethical weight.

Spiritual Fitness

Interior resilience built before the test.

War

The lived world of service, security, and cost.

Recent Posts

Known by Your Rehearsals

Known by Your Rehearsals What your actions reveal about your values — and your happiness Rushing out the door and into the parking lot…headed for home to watch the game or to the mallfor shopping, it was the last place they wanted to be…glancing at their watches,...

FORGED – Are you strong enough?

Why the Toughest People I Know Also Pray   There is stillness in the air, each of them serious, quiet, and thoughtful…that is to say, constantly thinking. They have what few people ever recognize. Society doesn’t appreciate the questions they battle, the struggles...

The Secret Agent

The Secret Agent A young woman asked, “what am I supposed to do?” She was having a conversation with her father about life. She didn’t know where to go, what direction to take, with the whole world in front of her…it was overwhelming. Age aside, most people feel this...

Society needs altruists not cynics

Altruism Is Real. The Cynicism Is Convenient. Reclaiming the selfless act from the people who insist it doesn't exist. Altruism is not a soft virtue floating free of everything else. It is an elaborate psychosocial-spiritual construct that requires sacrifice. Critics...