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Archive for August 12, 2021
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Video of the Week
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Remothering the Land
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| Soil and water are the beginnings of all things that sustain life. The indigenous women of Sogorea Te’ Land Trust know this from their ancestors long ago and from the call of the children yet to be born in the future. There is a sacred bond to Mother Earth that invites each of us to respect nature wherever we live. It is for this reason that the sustainable gardens at Sogorea Te’ are being maintained and used as an educational garden that shows how we can farm the land using the non-colonial methods of indigenous and black people who remained close to the land. By using regenerative farming, we may all learn how to live in harmony with the land. Together, we can find a balance with the soil, water, and air so that all creatures may live in balance with each other for a sustainable future. |
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Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.
– Mark Twain –
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A Morning When Everything Fell Into Place
“As I sat at the booth waiting for my Fast Start to arrive, I was beginning to believe there was something mysterious going on. No, that’s not quite accurate. Actually, that moment in the parking lot when I opened myself to looking at the stranger when in that moment, smiling, he blessed me in that moment, something inside was brought vividly to life like a small songbird. In that moment, I knew something mysterious had happened.” { read more }
Be The Change
Do you recall a day when everything seemed to fall into place? This short video set to Brother David Steindl-Rast’s simple and potent words offers more inspiration: A Grateful Day. { more } |
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Sangha of Auspicious Companions 