This cow had a life, feelings, and the will to live—yet the meat and leather industries reduced him to products. It's a reminder that our choices matter. We can reject this cruelty by choosing plant-based foods and alternatives. Compassion saves lives.

This essay challenges the quiet belief that some lives matter less. Through New Thought philosophy, political reality, and scientific misuse, it exposes hierarchy as a metaphysical lie. When worth is ranked, cruelty becomes policy, data becomes cover, and justice demands spiritual correction in...

We know better, yet we keep buying what makes us sick while calling it choice. Real change begins when health, ethics, and sustainability stop competing and start cooperating as one moral decision for the future we still claim to want.

#vegan - With 2026 approaching, the vegan movement is set to thrive like never before. Grab your reusable fork and join us—the future looks deliciously and compassionately green! 👉 michaelcorthelll.substack.com/p/nurturing-...

A president announces a war on the radio. The government checks its notes. Allies wait on empty runways while autocrats get applause. This satire follows the fog of narration, where confidence replaces evidence, violence outruns accountability, and reality is treated like optional...

What if Adam never sinned, but simply became self-conscious? This New Thought essay re-reads Genesis as a spiritual and psychological map, revealing Eden as present awareness, the fall as misidentification, and salvation as the remembrance of unity that never truly left.

Choosing not to eat animals is not extremism. It is consistency. It is aligning daily habits with values we already claim to hold. Compassion does not end at convenience, tradition, or taste.

While none are flawless, these seven healthy (almost) fast food options can keep you fueled and true to your values, even when you’re on the go. michaelcorthelll.substack.com/p/7-healthy-...

Written in January 2029, this commentary reflects on Donald Trump not as a leader who strengthened democracy, but as an unwitting catalyst who exposed its weaknesses, forced a national reckoning, and made denial of America’s democratic fragility impossible.

Manifestation promises power. But what happens when that power is taught without context, compassion, or accountability? This essay examines the ethical weight New Thought rarely names, especially in an unequal world.

The message was blunt and radical for its time: humanity, not nature, posed the greatest threat to life on Earth. Long before climate collapse entered daily language, this exhibit named overpopulation, pollution, and unchecked power as moral failures, not accidents.

This Christmas, the government did not merely celebrate a holiday. It tested how easily faith can be weaponized, the Constitution sidelined, and cruelty wrapped in carols and patriotic lighting.

In Seth Speaks and the Quiet Revolution of Inner Authority, I revisit the controversial but enduring work of Jane Roberts. This essay explores Seth’s core ideas, their misuse, and why they matter now, as institutional religion collapses and spiritual outsourcing fails. Not a belief system...

#animalrights - The joke cuts because it mirrors reality. Harm toward dogs and cats brings outrage and laws, while equivalent suffering inflicted on cows, pigs, and chickens is normalized, legalized, and hidden. Carnism works by distance, language, and habit.

The Supreme Court has gently reminded the President of the United States that the Constitution is not a mood board. You do not get to deploy troops because you feel annoyed, misunderstood, or bored on a Tuesday. Apparently, there are steps. Laws. Procedures. A whole genre of paperwork.

#vegan - When people ask which foods may help reduce dementia risk, including Alzheimer’s disease, the answers often feel surprisingly familiar. 👉 michaelcorthelll.substack.com/p/the-alzhei...

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