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Sybil Archibald
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A place where members can post book reviews, add discussions, and share ideas.
How Churches are transformed by womenhood in the clergy.
Are they less intellectual and more intuitive; less hierarchic more relational?
I'm keeping them all in my prayers. (Thank you Susan for starting this group.)
Hildegard de Bingen wrote, "Every creature is a glistening, glittering mirror of divinity." May the divinity in each of us and in and through all of creation hold the sorrows and joys of the community.
What are we doing to heal our environment? 1% of the Ocean is protected and the land is about 5%
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- How did you come to discover Creation Spirituality?
- I'm an artist who discovered creation spirituality through making art. To understand my own artistic process, a began blogging. Blogging led me to an intense examination of mystical texts and how they related to the creative process. Eventually this path led me to the writings of Matthew Fox where I immediately felt I had found a home.
My blog is http://www.sybilarchibald.com/blog.
My portfolio is at http://www.sybilarchibald.com.
New Post on Meinrad Craighead
I have a new post on my blog about artist and mystic Meinrad Craighead.
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Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 5:19pm on May 13, 2009,
Steve Davies said… - thanks- I love dancing and trees- so it seemed like a good choice!
- At 12:03pm on May 11, 2009,
Peter LeBlanc said… - Hi Sybil, I just scrolled through your blog. I am overwhelmed with its depth and beauty.
I plan to return to it many times.
Thank you.
- At 12:04am on May 4, 2009,
Peter LeBlanc said…
- Thanks sybil it is art as meditation like yours that for me opens my thoughts to that space between heaven and earth where birthing takes place.
- At 4:19am on March 20, 2009,
Mary Plaster, M.A. said… - Sybil, I am continually inspired by your blogs. There is such a wealth of observations there, I have been taking in your site a bit at a time. What amazing life (and near death) stories you have! I am also so excited about your book about medieval art materials. Congratulations on bringing so much together. You are such a treasure. Peace, Mary
- At 11:39pm on March 11, 2009,
Lamar Davis said… - I am blessed by knowing you were inspired by how your art moved me. Continue to be the Divine channel that you are and the inspiration will pour through. I would like to say I am a writer but I had rather say that I am learning how to get out of the way and flow down that slow river that is full of life and adventure. I don't need a paddle and I don't need a rudder. Probably not even a boat. If I drown then I am just more a part of it. Many blessings, Lamar
- At 8:53am on March 11, 2009,
Lamar Davis said…
- I went to your blog pages and your art really moves me. It is so stark and contrasting. Its like dry bones that are still alive... never to die. Its like a penetration into the nothingness of the psyche ... always crying out in sorrow and joy for the sorrow that belongs to the longing for more of God in the soul. Its like knowing that the real wisdom lies in that eternal state of no thing. Just emptiness into ecstasy. Thank you for sharing your heart with the world.
- At 9:02am on February 18, 2009,
michel gadoury said… - Primitive statues for ritual of fertility and falling angels. Your art contains legends and mythology of womenhood. I have read your story about your illness and your strenght to overcome your disease. Your are a remarquable woman.
- At 7:10am on February 18, 2009,
Matt Henry said… - Hi Sybil,
I hope this can also be a home for you and your creativity. Welcome, and blessings to you,
Matt
- At 2:25am on February 18, 2009,
michel gadoury said…
- Thank you Sybil for your blog about Jill Bolte Taylor's. It is a marvelous insight. I am interested by death as a door to eternity and I believe in reincarnation. Your art is voluptuous, alive and earthy.
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