The Wine of Creation

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After we create something--story or image, song or poem, project…
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Mariners of the Once and Always Mysteries

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The morning sky lights a pink the color before we've awakened.…
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She Dared to Laugh in the Place of the Dead

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We were headed down to the Outer Banks. We made a pit stop at…
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The Broken Orb: Scattered Bits of Light in a Shattered Mirror

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If the world was ever one thing, it was this: a fluid, molten…
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Aim for the New, not the Best

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There are two topics which I had thought about previously, which…
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Like a Mustard Seed: The Practice and Discipline of Growth

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"Faith should become so transparent that it does not need experience.…
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Writing Into Who I Want to Become: The Hope and Optimism of Daily Journaling

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Week of 1/13/20 This morning, in bed, I found myself thinking…
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"Never Stop Walking" by Vic Heaney

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Let me introduce myself. My name is Vic Heaney. I am a fairly…
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My Son, Simon

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On October 17, my son, Simon, was born. As he entered the world,…
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The Grace of Silence

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A bit less than a month ago, I had surgery on my vocal cords…
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The Call of King Cole

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My Grandmother and Mundane Miracles

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Afterward Jesus appeared again to his disciples, by the Sea…
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Transcending the Gnostic Duality: Atemporal Existence, Amoral Judge

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Judge Holden of Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian has been identified…
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Belated Thoughts on Gerry Largay

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Gerry Largay, also known as Inchworm, was a 66 year old thru-hiker…
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To Do What We Want

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"It is just so beautifully wild out there. Sometimes it is difficult…
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Thoughts on Adventures of a Trail Stooge

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I wanted to share with everyone… Just share a little bit about…
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Become What You Are

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I did not look up. I kept my eyes cast down, not wanting it to…
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To Tend a Garden

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Last year, we planted a garden. My father, brother, and I cut…
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"But what cruel thing is war..."

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But what cruel thing is war; to separate and destroy families…
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Gifts of Weirdness

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I think, often in our struggle to become successful individuals,…
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The Strangers We Think We Know

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We have gotten used to strangers. They are the people we pass…
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A View Through Melted Sand

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Sitting here at the window, I've been thinking of how odd it…
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"I'm a little sorry..."

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"I'm a little sorry I wasn't wounded in front; it looks cowardly…
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