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Like the image. What a lovely thought. It's a bit of a twist on the imagery coming out on the tv in ads for the upcoming movie 2012...Rather than real destruction, transformation, transition to the truth deep within. Thanks for sharing.
Peace, Helen
I love Original Blessing-- just a great book!!
Bill -
That was both a lovely description and a chuckle-worthy one. The Gods were in cahoots with you that day. How nice was that? Thanks for sharing.
Matt-
Thanks for the reply. And no..don't stop...what's a little revealing of self among friends at CSC? ;) My problem with what's funny is that the titles don't come readily to mind and there seem to be so many that tickle me. I did enjoy the two…
Thanks for that. Fun and funny.
Stella-I appreciate your contribution and I think this statement states a truth very succinctly:"I decided long ago, labels don't mean anything. Making a big deal out of labels, is a waste of time and doesn't really create a positive atmosphere."
T…
Well said George!! I am right there with you both. I heard Karen Armstrong on "Fresh Air" today. Plenty of what she said speaks to this particular issue I think. Here's the link to the interview:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId…
A great review. I will add this book to my list of "must reads" He gets my vote too. STILL!!
Gordon--thanks for the communication. I think I understand what you mean. My own frustration with and depression about life circumstances, does at times. color my perspective and influences how constructively I do, or dont, communicate about that wh…
Thanks for posting the article.
Thank you Timothy for starting this discussion and sharing more of your story. Serendipitously I am reading a book, and daily email meditations that, in my mind, blend well with the heart of this discussion.
About three years ago, shortly after mov…
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Wow I must be living under a rock, but hadn't heard of this situation before reading your blogpost, Bill. Thanks for putting it out for people to read and think about here at CSC. I will now educate myself a bit about Semenya's story.
I've read a f…
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- How did you come to discover Creation Spirituality?
- That is not an easy question to answer. I came in contact with Matthew Fox's ideas/theology years ago, at a couple of different points, but never read any of his books in their entirety. His theology has, I think, been mine in many ways for many years. However it wasn't until very recently after my Priest(St. Matthew/San Mateo Episcopal Church in Auburn, WA) brought his name up again. I started reading Creation Spirituality but have most recently really prefered listening to books so I found his recording, "Radical Prayer" and listening to it has sealed the deal for me. I don't understand why this Creation Spirituality is considered so radical. It makes perfect sense to me.
- What is your first language?
- English
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- At 10:03am on November 8, 2009,
Kevin Orth said… - Hurray! Just like that the Seattle community has doubled in size. Maybe we can start a trend! Looking forward to getting to know you and other members of this wonderful group. Thanks!
- At 10:44am on November 6, 2009,
Mary Ellen Latela said… - Hi Helen,
I have several dear, dear friends and we hardly ever are spacially together, but it feels like deep friendship is beyond time and space. So, if I think of community as not just squeezing into the pre-set box/pew/salon, but as a meeting of hearts(compassion), I can see that it's not so much about fitting in as is ... entering! Mary Ellen Latela
- At 5:15am on November 4, 2009,
Mary Ellen Latela said…
- Helen, I believe that "not fitting in" is a very positive quality, shared by Jesus, the Buddha, the Dalai Lama and many "regular" folks. Along with any personal angst is the growing understanding that cookie-cutter people are not more suitable. I do not apologize for who I am, for my quirkiness. I am just amazed that I am back again in the midwest - I'm a Connecticut native. Peace! Mary Ellen Latela
- At 11:06am on October 28, 2009,
Lance Frizzell-Reynolds said…
- Hi Helen,
Of course you can borrow my description! I am actually working on a better and more thorough description which I will post on my blog and of course here on CSC. Thanks also for the welcome!
--Lance
- At 9:18pm on September 15, 2009,
Pat Foltz said… - Thanks, Helen!
- At 11:15pm on July 16, 2009,
Mary Plaster, M.A. said… - Thanks so much for your encouraging comments and wonder-full discussions!
- At 7:31pm on July 5, 2009,
George Polley said… - Welcome, Helen; it is good to have you here. I see that you're in Auburn, WA, where my mother was born (1905) and where she grew up. I know it well. My wife and I moved from our home in Seattle and moved to Sapporo, Japan in late March 2008.
I hope to hear your voice more, too, and get to know your thinking. Slowly building a community here as well.
Blessings,
George
- At 1:13pm on July 5, 2009,
Mary Plaster, M.A. said…
- Hello Helen, Thanks for joining art and creativity. I look forward to your conversation there!
- At 9:13am on July 5, 2009,
Matt Henry said… - Welcome, Helen. I'm glad you've found us and joined in. There are a lot of resources here for listening and watching, too, which you may find interesting.
In the sense that Matt Fox uses "radical," CS is radical precisely because it makes perfect sense to you. "Radical" means "root" (hence: radish, for example), so even though common use of the word means "out there, strange...," it really ought to mean "grounded, deep, sustaining..."
I hope you'll enjoy being part of this unfolding community.
Blessings,
Matt
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