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O Mystery, Alive in Me By Frederic Brussat Blog Post The French writer Francis Rene de Chauterbriand had it right when he said: "There is nothing beautiful, sweet or great in life that is not mysterious." I savor the manifold mysteries of a rainbow…
The Blessing of the Masks By Guest Contributor Blog Post We recently heard from Nell Wulff in St. Louis, Missouri, and Moe Nieman in Cincinnati, Ohio, who together wrote a blessing for face masks. They agreed to share it and invited us to do so. You may w…
To Behold with Awe By Frederic Brussat Blog Post We continue to work on The Reverence Project, identifying many passageways into the understanding and practice of respect and awe. Recently, I came across a copy of Creation Spirituality magazine, f…
Running as a Spiritual Practice By Frederic Brussat Blog Post As a boy I loved to run just for the sheer animal pleasure of it. There was something magical about moving my body – the feet flying, the churning of the legs, the pumping of the heart, and the ra…
Fear: Not My Favorite Spiritual Companion By Patricia Adams Farmer Blog Post Fear. If you're feeling it, you're normal. You're paying attention. The coronavirus is an invader that has come upon us with great speed and virulence. Like a bull in a china closet, this new invade…
Falling Out and Falling In By Guest Contributor Blog Post Lindsay McLaughlin lives at Rolling Ridge Study Retreat, an intergenerational community living on and with 1400 acres of forest and streams on a small mountain foothill of the Blue Ridge in West Vir…
Loyalty to Collective Breathing: A Yoga of World Solidarity By Jay McDaniel Blog Post I feel fairly certain — as certain as I can feel — that when George Floyd couldn’t breathe, God couldn’t breathe either. What I mean is that George Floyd’s gasping for air was shared by an…
Meditating with Hildegard By Patricia Adams Farmer Blog Post “There is the music of Heaven in all things.” — Hildegard of Bingen
The Power of Peace By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Protestant Wisdom Peace does not come rolling in on the wheels of inevitability. We can't just wish for peace. We have to will it, fight for it, suffer for it, demand it from our governments as i…
Meeting the Moment as a Friend By Frederic Brussat Blog Post This is one of my favorite practices. It's one that Sylvia Boorstein, one of our Living Spiritual Teachers, uses regularly — reciting, usually silently, these two sentences: "May I meet this mo…

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