In the name of

I have seminary training.  I have an education.  I have life experience.  Individually I could embrace this next topic with varying degrees of insight, thought and views, but alas-I am one person.


I am openly critical of religion, the more I learn, the more I experience.  I tend to believe that God is too big for one religion, what works for one will not work for all and finally it is okay if you choose not to subscribe to any particular belief.  That is pretty radical for the position’s I hold.  I have many friends that are clergy, the older they are the more they reveal similar thoughts and beliefs. 


Watch the news (local, national and world), read the papers, view the commercials.  I believe that some many people are simply fed up with religion when it leads to bigotry, death, harm, hurt, hypocrisy, and bullying.  In the very first Saturday Night Live George Carlin said “Religion is sort of like a lift in your shoe. If it helps you, fine, just don’t make me wear your shoes.”  I say AMEN!


I do believe that if you choose to have a belief that belief is yours, and yours alone. I believe that it is good to be in community with others who have similar beliefs whom will help hold you accountable to YOUR values, beliefs and relationships. 

I listen to the US Presidential candidates and wondered if religion itself is not be the problem. Maybe it’s when people take religion personally and use it as a weapon that is the problem. It seems that there is  a sect that feels that promoting doom and gloom, not being inclusive, those that pick and choose the parts of the Bible they want to use to lead the nation in values that they feel are important. 

All the religions that I have learned about have components that resonate with me, I understand, I believe and I try to practice.  And there are some components of religions that I have learned that I don’t understand, I don’t know or that do not resonate with me.  And that is okay!

I can’t think of one instance that I would choose to harm, hate or bully in the name of religion based on any of the religions I have learned about. 

I think that there will not be peace in the valley, the city or this world until we are able to understand, learn and practice the ability to coexist in the name of religion or non religion. 

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One belief at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Inclusive Life.  Non denominational. Non religious. Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

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Lets talk about water

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What do you drink throughout the day?  Is it coffee, is it pop?  Did  you know how important it is to drink water?  Water keeps all metabolic processes in our body running and thus regulates - among others - breathing, digestion, body temperature, blood flow and detoxification. In addition it is significantly involved in the renewal of our body cells. - That is why water affects our body like an elixir of life.

A lack of water makes our blood become thicker and thus it can transport less oxygen. Since our brain needs sufficient oxygen to operate in an optimal way, this very clearly affects our brain functions: Already a deficit of only half a percent of our body weight leads to concentration decreases and we feel tired and drained (e.g. with a weight of 60 kg, this is only 0.3 l). If the imbalance of the fluid level gets even higher, this can cause headaches and dizziness. In times of high stress, it is especially important to drink a lot, because stress triggers reactions in our bodies, which dehumidify additionally.


In order to supply your body with enough liquid, you should drink at least 2 liters of water per day; preferably tap water or mineral water, ideally non-carbonated. Place your daily amount of water within reach, in front of you, so that you do not forget to drink.


For those reading this, be grateful that you live in a country that you have access to and can afford clean drinking water; millions of people do not.

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One or two liters of water at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

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Lets talk about sleep

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Do you sleep well, or do you get up in the middle of the night to “work”?  For a good night's sleep it is of great importance to be in a bedroom that radiates calmness and a sense of security, where you feel cozy all in all. So furnish your bedroom with care, and pay attention to a comfortable and sleep supporting atmosphere.

Don't misuse your bedroom as office or storage room for suitcases, vacuum cleaner or ironing board. Clean up all things that could indirectly put pressure on you, such as tax documents, folders or invoices.


Avoid electromagnetic pollution by clock radio, TV or computer in the near surrounding of your bed as much as possible. This includes: No cell phones, notebooks and things like that on the bedside table or near your bed.

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One good night of sleep at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

CONTACT US:

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Lets talk about sex

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Sex is not dirty.  Socially, most do not talk about it openly.  Yes, there are social boundaries, and YES it is good to communicate with each other about sex.  Not just when you want it or don’t want it but what you like and don’t like.  What feels good and what does not.  What you want to try and what scares you.  If you don’t share how you feel openly, honestly and truthfully how will your partner ever know how  you feel or what you want or what you would like to change?

In addition to feel good, regular, passionate sex can be beneficial for your health and thus prolong your life?  In fact, the "nicest side-line activity in the world" has numerous positive effects on our entire organism: The absorption of vitamins and the conductivity of our nerves is improved by the release of various health-promoting hormones during sex.
Sex  stimulates the entire circular flow as well as the oxygen supply and can even reduce stress hormones. On top of it, it is proven, that regular sex strengthens our immune system. The increased testosterone release among men strengthens bones, heart and the cardiovascular system and the chance of a heart attack or cerebral apoplexy is reduced. Furthermore, the risk of prostate diseases is diminished. Among women, the increased number of estrogens improves the regeneration of skin cells.


In addition to these physical impacts, there is a positive psychological effect: To have sex means that we get the confirmation that we are desired. This prevents depression and bad mood and strengthens our self confidence.


A healthy sex life can make a significant contribution to our health protection. The result: We feel longer young and vital - and by the way, this is often reflected in our physical appearance. It can be highly recommended to express sexuality and passion - in all phases of life.


Of course this applies only provided that both "parties" have equal rights, can express their personal beliefs and the "activity" takes place in mutual agreement.

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One passionate night at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

CONTACT US:

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Religion

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I hear and read a lot about religion in the news.  I hear the political candidates talk about it.  I hear people who are opposed to diverse issues talking about it.  What scares me and frustrates me is that so many people that are speaking on behalf of their religion are doing so from a point of view of fire and brimstone and not a point of love.  They are judging others and not lifting them up.  They are spreading hate, injustice, intolerance, indifference and at times untruths, all in the name of their religion.  And of course, “that” religion IS the only one that is accurate, good, and right.

There are many world religions.  Most all of which do have a principal of love (it IS a great thing you know…)  As I observe people I hear them, see them and witness them to quote scripture (often out of context), share inaccurate information (often because of ignorance), and it seems the more vocal they are the more others seem to back down (often out of fear.)  Is that what real religion is about, fear?  


I have taken calls, visited with people in person and received letters from those who have been shunned, hurt and mistreated in the name of religion.  Many stories can bring me to tears.
I am sad that some fanatics, extremists, and fundamentalists are helping spread fear and push people from the very institution that they belong to.  Instead of helping, they are hurting, alienating, and judging.  I don’t know of a place in any scriptures where people are called to do that.


Since 2009 I have met with many individuals and couples and think only 10 out of 100 actually attend worship.  They said it is easier emotionally to remain at home in their own community where they will be treated well and loved.
I could write here that none of us lives in a glass house.  And that when we point a finger at someone there is always three fingers pointing back at us.  What I will say is this.  None of us where created to judge, hate or harm others.  Weather it is your belief that karma will prevail or a day of judgment by a higher power, I believe that people will reap what they sow.    

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One moment of love at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

CONTACT US:

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Tearing down

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Humans spend more time tearing down bridges instead of building them.  I do believe that this is true too often.  Family, friends, co-workers, neighbors and loved ones.  Relationships require work, they need to be maintained, you just don’t build them and forget them.  They need TLC too!

I recently watched our local city council interact on a topic involving sexual orientation and gender identity.  Two particular council members we most uncomfortable talking about, exploring and learning about these topics.  I engaged with all city council members, one of the two that I speak of replied with a very strong email explaining that because she does not support it does not mean that she has a problem with those people.  She was hearing but she was not listening.  She was tearing bridges down. 

I’ve seen it in relationships, friendships and at work.  We spend so much time worrying about another person continuously pointing out what they do wrong, how bad they are and what they need to do to fix it.  If we would take the time to invest in that person and build them up instead of tearing them down, that would make the world a better place, it would make your community a better place and it would make you a better person!  In addition, think of the change you could make in someone else’s life.

“Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them.” shares the Dalai Lama.  We should commit to helping others, we, one day, will need to ask for help.  If you have tore down all of your bridges how will anyone be able to come to your aid?

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One bridge at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

CONTACT US:

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We need others

"We need others. We need others to love and we need to be loved by them. There is no doubt that without it, we too, like the infant left alone, would cease to grow, cease to develop, choose madness and even death."  -Leo Buscaglia (was a best-selling author and motivational speaker.)

WOW, what a powerful quote, I thought.  It fits with a recent post I had this week.  A human need for us is certainty (safety, security) and we often seek for that “certainty” in relationships with other people.  I also believe that is a common mistake that is made.  Seeking certainty in relationships will lead you on a wild goose chase…

Certainty is about knowing that when you put money in the bank today, it will be there tomorrow.

Certainty is about knowing that the ceiling in your home is not going to fall or cave in.

Certainty is about knowing that, kept in good repair, your car will start every day.

Certainty is not about your relationship with people.

Connections and Love would best describe our human need and most fits with how we should view our relationships with others.  Very few people say they don’t need love, and most desire to be a part of a community.  We, as humans, want to care for others, be cared for and be cared about. 

As we speak of connections I also urge you to spend time understanding your beliefs, values and “faith”.  What are your values?

What are your beliefs?

What do you have faith in? (can be religious, non religious or spiritual)

How do you practice your values, beliefs and faith?

Have you written them out or examined them?

It is time to renew them?

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One connection at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

CONTACT US:

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www.inclusivelife.org (NEW WEB SITE)

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Fear

Overcoming fear is not something that is easy or a task that most people even want to try and address.  To begin with it is time consuming.  It is daunting.  And it can be downright scary!

In the movie, The King’s Speech, it tells the story of King George VI.  He was forced into the spotlight at a time when live radio was thee mode of communication, and it was new!  He wanted no part of public speaking let alone address many people via the radio, especially since he stuttered.  He could barely get a full sentence out.  As war loomed the people needed his leadership. It’s an inspiring story because he did work on overcoming his fears.

One of the basic human needs is certainty (comfort, safety, feeling secure), how could he know certainty with his stuttering problem, lack of self confidence and (at first) unwillingness to commit to working on it?  Just when we get comfortable with being certain, we get board.  When we know what will happen, and when and why we will get board.  So another human need is… uncertainty (variety.)  Most of the time we call the variety we don’t want: problems (and we usually sweep them under the rug or put them in the closet.)

We know that the quality of your life is directly related to the amount of uncertainty you can comfortably deal with.  So perhaps it is not about overcoming fear but understanding uncertainty. 

Overcoming fear doesn’t happen instantly or automatically. It is the result of deliberate intention, and conscious action towards doing things that scares you. As a result of overcoming your fears, you grow as a person, and expand the possibilities that surround your life (and it is not about playing it safe…)

One of the many interesting things about life is that nothing of value was ever gained by playing it safe. Take, for example, the founding of America. Fifty-six men risked their lives by signing the Declaration of Independence. Their act of signing that document constituted treason and it was a serious offense according to the laws of the British Empire. However, they knew that they needed to sign that document in order to achieve independence.

Most of our experiences in life are determined by our perception. Our perception of a situation determines our thoughts and that in turn creates how we feel about a situation. Thoughts and feelings work hand in hand. Each one influences the other.

The interesting thing about overcoming a fear is that you need to believe that you can do it. Doubt is like cancer. It feeds on all the positive, happy thoughts and feelings you may have. Nothing kills a dream more quickly than doubt.

What usually prevents people from taking a risk is the fact that the outcome is not guaranteed. None of us are able to predict exactly what the future will bring. Therein lies the beauty of life.

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One fear at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

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Inclusive Life Weddings

In Nebraska and Iowa couples can turn to Inclusive Life to perform their religious, non religious or spiritual ceremony, we serve all without exception.

Traditionally many couples still get married in their place of worship.  For couples who seek a collaborative process and one that lets them co-author the ceremony, we can help!   

We take the time to get to know you both, to understand your values, your beliefs and what makes your relationship special and unique.  It is important that you experience the difference of being married by a friend of the family and not a stranger!

We empower you to be a part of the planning and creating of your ceremony, we do not impose our style, beliefs or values.  We will guide you in choosing rituals, readings and vows that will reflect who you are individually and as a couple on your wedding day.

We never charge for meeting after the initial consultation.

You will be married by the same person you meet with.

We do not charge to attend the rehearsal, in fact we will coordinate it!

Anytime and anywhere, regardless if you are planning an Elopement, Vow Renewal, Holy Union, Garden Wedding or full scale traditional wedding ceremony we can help! 

Visit our website today and see what the couples we have served are saying.  Book your wedding by May 31, 2012 (Focus or Select Wedding) and mention this blog and save $75 on either package!

We offer non religious premarital coaching, we do not require it.  Ask about our special!

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One choice at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

CONTACT US:

info@inclusivelife.org

www.inclusivelife.org (NEW WEB SITE)

www.facebook.com/inclusivelife

402-575-7006

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500 Willow Ave Council Bluffs, IA 51503

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Cleaning house

Too many phone calls

Too many text messages

Too many emails

Too many lunch plans

Too many dinner plans

Too many nights out

Not enough time with spouse

Not enough time with family

Not enough time with close friends

Not enough time with yourself

(quality time that is.)

Many useless things in our everyday lives needlessly take up space and also steal our attention and thus our energy. Do you sometimes feel guilty because you can’t really value all the things that have accumulated in your environment? If yes, it may be time to remove some of those barriers.  What is preventing you from having quality time for what is important?  What is “hogging” that time?

For all things you have not used for some time reflect whether you will use them at all in the near future. If your answer is a positive and honest "No", better sell the stuff or simply throw it away. Free yourself and regain air to breathe. - You will be surprised how good that feels.

And yes, this does include people.  No, people are not objects to be thrown away and yes there are times that you need to say good bye and move one.  Determine who and what is important in your life and focus on that.  Intentional.  Conscientious.  Authentic.    

We can be the change we seek in this world, and in ourselves.  One day.  One journey.  One person.  One choice at a time.

Royal D. Bush serves as a Multifaith Chaplain with Inclusive Life.  He studied at Andersonville Theological Seminary, and with the International Institute of Faith Based Counseling.  He holds a Bachelor Degree in business administration. Chaplain Royal shares two important messages: You are beautiful, you are loved and you are worthy, just the way you are.  And: Now is time in this world that every human being is called to life up the weak, offer a hand UP to the impoverished, cherish our elders and stand up for the oppressed.

Religious.  Non religious.  Spiritual.  Weddings. Premarital Coaching. Pastoral Care. End of Life Planning. Couples Coaching. Funeral Ceremonies.  Hospital Visits.  We serve all without exception.

CONTACT US:

info@inclusivelife.org

www.inclusivelife.org (NEW WEB SITE)

www.facebook.com/inclusivelife

402-575-7006

105 S. 49^th Street Omaha, NE 68132

500 Willow Ave Council Bluffs, IA 51503

Omaha Weddings. Omaha Counseling. Omaha Funerals, Nebraska Weddings

Council Bluffs Weddings, Council Bluffs Counseling, Council Bluffs Funeral, Iowa Weddings