FOR MANY MOONS
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Woods on a Snowy Evening
Snowy woods are magical. Yes, it’s cold. You have to dress for it. And it’s worth the extra effort, because…the stillness. You can hear yourself think! (Or, not. Sometimes not thinking is the point.) American poet Robert Frost must have known this when he wrote “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.” (See him recite…
“The Way:” A Spiritual Perspective
It’s called a pilgrimage for a reason. One month ago today, we started to walk El Camino in Spain. Yesterday, I shared my reflections with friends at church. Every pilgrim has their story. This is mine. This slide show (in PDF form) is meant for those of you who look under things, those who have…
The End of the Earth?
What happens when you reach the end of the earth? Do you fall off? Back in the day when people thought the world was flat, they must have wondered. Us? We stood on the rocks and felt the wind whip our hair. The day after arriving on foot in Santiago de Compostela (after walking 80…
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