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The first annual Dudeist high holy day will take place on March 6th. Celebrate the Day of the Dude in true Dudeish style with our helpful suggestions. Take the day off and take er easy with tens of thousands of Dudeist Priests worldwide!

Arch Dudeship Dwayne Eutsey nominates one of the Greatest Dudes in History for our esteemed accolade. Mark Twain was a halcyon harbinger of everything Dudeish in America. Even today, almost 100 years after his passing, he still reads like the languid voice of reason.

Same sex marriage is now the law of the land in the US. We here at the Church of the Latter-Day Dude think that's far out. Dudeism supports the notion that you can't have too much love or freedom, so long as that love and freedom don't hurt anyone else.

This has been a summer of bummers, man. And now Great Dude in History Robin Williams has passed as well. The Archdudeship says a heartfelt eulogy for him here. Good night sweet prince.

In honor of Wavy Gravy's 75th birthday we're officially announcing him a "Great Dude in History" and sharing an excerpt about him from our forthcoming book, The Abide Guide. Wave your freak flag high for many years to come, Mr. Gravy, sir. Truly a source of Dudespiration.

Rev. Michael A. Emero gives us three easy steps to finding a more happiness through abiding.

Another from the far out mind of Nuna Dudeist Monk Berb. Answering the question, what is a Dudeist exorcism, and how to rid yourself of negative vibes.

Nuna Dudeist Monk gives us a possible look at the future of education conducted with a Dudely vibe. With the help of the Mad Hermit Nuna theorizes how our children might learn in the decades to come.

In honor of our high holiday, the Day of the Dude this March 6th, we're giving away 100 copies of Adam Bertocci's Two Gentlemen of Lebowski. Far out! Celebrate with Dudeists all over the world by doing whatever you like. Bowl, drive around, the occasional acid flashback, have a white russian with friends, burn a J, meditate on your rug, take a bath. How mel-low can you go?

After slowing his career down a bit lately, The Arch Dudeship Dwayne Eutsey is back with a Dudespatch on the Occupy Wall Street (and the World) movement currently unfolding in England and France and other places where people are wondering "Where's the money LeBankskis?", among other things. Time to shed some Dude light on the whole what have we!

Reverend Ben Gale shares his observations about the metaphoric similarities between a tasty White Russian and Dudeist existentialism. Taken separately light and dark can be too bland or too bitter. However, when the two are mixed as a whole they can be just right.

Our pal Stella Quinn is back to share some sage advice and sympathy. When life throws you down in the dumps, you can't be worried about that shit. Or rather, you can. And in fact maybe you should throw a tantrum. The trick is to acknowledge (and even enjoy?) the gutterballs. They'll roll on by soon enough.

An in depth analysis of the connection between Taoism and Dudeism. This academic paper seeks to answer the question, is Dudeism a philosophical descendant of Taoism and the Tao Te Ching?

Brian Dean from Anxietyculture.com has provided us with another profound Sermon from the Sofa -- this one is about worrying and how utterly pointless it is. If only we could train our brain to become privy to that shit. Dudely Mr. Dean suggests some good leads.

The slacker performs an important function in our society. Rev Kris Harrison explains how the slacker archetype hero has been a staple of civilization, and why that's a good thing.

What, the fuck? Yes, that's the subject of this fucking interesting article by contributor Mark Mac. Our favorite movie may not be the one with the most F-bombs in it, but it may be the most fucklosophical. Let's take a look.

When we fail to connect with the humans and nature around us we risk becoming a zombie, an empty shell that only consumes for immediate cratification. Embracing empathy and connecting with the world are ways to inoculate one's self from apathy and zombification.

Enter any bar or nightclub over the weekend and you’ll see the true face of society exposed. Reverend James Rees shares his thoughts on how to enjoy a night out, the Dude Way. He lays out some good advice to help you avoid being sucked into the drama associated with too much of a good thing, and other people's undudeness.