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How Faithful the Trees
I wrote a story when I was younger in which a character found clarity by physically climbing to a high place. From there, it seemed she could see all the possible paths of her life stretching out in f… more →
North Node
How Your Mind Works is God's Great Mystery
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thinkgoat wrote 2 weeks ago: “How your mind works is God’s great mystery”. Yes, this is how my friends speak to … more →
How Faithful the Trees
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Kathryn wrote 2 weeks ago: I wrote a story when I was younger in which a character found clarity by physically climbing to a hi … more →
monday's rumi
monkeymind wrote 3 weeks ago: Inside the Great Mystery that is, we don’t really own anything. What is this competition we fe … more →
"The Long Hard Labors of Prose and Enduring Love"
wrensong wrote 3 weeks ago: (Two weeks ago I assigned my writing group the task of using a phrase from this poem as an entrance … more →
Reflection 153: jpg Consciousness
Steve Perrin wrote 4 weeks ago: (Copyright © 2009) Enough words. Time for pictures. These are slides from the PowerPoint I showed on … more →
How Do We Love All of the Children of All Species for All Time?
Mare Cromwell wrote 2 months ago: I was doing some poking around on the web late last night, using the search term “Earth Change … more →
Man and Wife
victorianvelvet wrote 2 months ago: Gen 2:18 And the LORD God said, [It is] not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an he … more →
The Unexpectedness of Blogging
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notesalongthepath wrote 3 months ago: When I began blogging on June 14th, I really had no idea what blogging was, what daily soul-searchin … more →
Tracings Along the Veil
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wrensong wrote 3 months ago: Yesterday morning she was in the trap at the back of the yard. Trapper John is convinced this is Mam … more →
Caterpillar Dies, Butterfly emerges-A documentary-of sorts, A Meditation/Reflection & a Poem
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Chandra Sherin wrote 3 months ago: Sure, it is an ordinary, common happening. Right? A caterpillar eats his fill after two weeks, grow … more →
Twilight in Owl Grove
wrensong wrote 4 months ago: There were, in the early morning, soft dark-barrred feathers under the pines where She perched, I im … more →
Whispers of Grace
wrensong wrote 4 months ago: Across an open field, green and heavy with dew, mist rises into sunrise. Wren, with song clear as li … more →
Twilight...
wrensong wrote 4 months ago: There are women in the forest as the sun is setting, the pileated woodpecker scolding at dogs. The l … more →
The Sighing of Sparrows and Other Things
wrensong wrote 4 months ago: The subtle nature of things is luring me in. Things I read, observe, overhear. Conversations touch o … more →
The Indigenous Soul
wrensong wrote 5 months ago: In recent days I have found myself more than once in conversations with people about the nature of s … more →
Rocks, River
Kathryn wrote 5 months ago: Photo by Charles Sloan At a meeting of my alchemy group, a friend who recently returned from a raf … more →
Rattlesnake Prayer Beads
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Kathryn wrote 6 months ago: A few years ago, the Artist made me a string of prayer beads. Near the end of the string, she includ … more →
The New Wilderness
Kathryn wrote 8 months ago: It seems most everything gets lost in the shadow of the economic news these days, but driving home … more →
The Bridegroom Is Coming: God’s Ultimate Marriage Story
Rev. Nadine Drayton-Keen wrote 9 months ago: Contrary to popular opinion, the Ten Virgins’ parable is not about Israel being grafted back onto th … more →
