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On a wall in my bedroom, there is a painting about four feet by five feet by my good friend, former co-worker, and faculty member,
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On a wall in my bedroom, there is a painting about four feet by five feet by my good friend, former co-worker, and faculty member,

I ended Saturday’s DM on the sensual and indigenous ceremonies with a promise to share the poem composed by M.C. Richards born of an honoring

Christmas has multiple dimensions to it. Its stories in Luke’s Gospel, Matthew’s Gospel, and John’s Gospel are varied and absolutely loaded with archetypes that are

July 17, 2023. M. C. on “Moral Imagination,” a Pathway to Justice & CompassionIn this meditation we explore the importance of imagination in faith, in

Healing dualisms can occur in art as meditation. M. C. Richards comments: Life is bipolar. Everything contains its opposite…. Because of the law of polarity, if

Theologian and sociologist Gregory Baum has written that classical theology “supposed that faith resides in the intelligence. It may be more realistic and ultimately more

Our lives can easily be heady and not truthful since truth comes from all the chakras and our whole self and whole body—not just from the head. No
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