Seeing with Two Pairs of Eyes
“Our life is a faint tracing on the surface of mystery, like the idle, curved tunnels of leaf miners on the face of a leaf,” writes Annie Dillard.[1] This simple…
Seeing Our Way Forward Through the Unifying Lens of Love
It’s a cold and foggy morning in western Kentucky. The colors are muted, and outlines of shapes and forms are increasingly blurred as you look towards the distance to a…
A Deep Dive into Cosmotheandrism
In a previous post, I explored the idea of a cosmotheandric language of belonging and resolved that “without the wild energy of Ruach our religious endeavors are cut off from…
A Cosmotheandric Language of Belonging
It is no secret that I love England and greatly look forward to my next visit, whenever that may be. I am often charmed by the names of English towns…
Tomatillos, Radical Openness and Love
This summer we decided to grow tomatillos in our garden; something we had not done before, although I had seen volunteer tomatillos growing by a riverbank years ago and was…
The Love of Christ Impels Us
This past July my husband Jim, my son, and some extended family members traveled to Alaska for a long-awaited and joyfully anticipated vacation. While in Homer, however, Jim had a…
Celebrating Interdependence
Question: What does a celebration of interdependence look like to you? What stories might you tell? The idea of independence is a strong aspect of American cultural identity, and yet,…
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