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We are continuing our meditations on the return to Source and therefore to Creation, thus the recovery of the Sacred. Yesterday I introduced the Aboriginal
Hildegard describes how wisdom is at work on a daily basis in creation: I, the fiery life of divine wisdom,I ignite the beauty of the
The sacredness of creation is further celebrated by Meister Eckhart and Hildegard of Bingen. Eckhart teaches that all beings are words of God and books
So central is Creation in Thich Nhat Hanh’s view, that if we fail to penetrate it we will fail to find the ground of being
Creation is celebrated as a sacred source throughout the world’s spiritual traditions. We have considered Jewish sources, Hindu sources, Christian sources. Let us listen now
We are meditating these days on returning to the source as we do very often in nature and creation. The psalmist celebrates how “the Spirit
We are meditating on the sacredness of creation. No forest, no moon, no ocean, no field, can be labeled “Buddhist” or “Jewish” or “Muslim” or
In our DM yesterday we talked about the need to return to our source in difficult times like ours—not to escape but to recharge and
Regarding ecology, Merton spoke bluntly about the eco-devastation our species is engaged in: What a miserable bundle of foolish idiots we are! We kill everything
We are taking a brief, two-day pause from our reflections on YELLAWE and re-inventing education. This reflection on education’s failures to teach values is based
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