Tag Archives: community
hutchinson street sabbath in montreal by carole spandau

sabbath: the sacred space…

But here we are now as wayfarers and travelers, with not even as much as a faint memory of where we used to be. Another generation, and the generation after that, has come along after us and has been introduced into a world, and a culture, that does not stop, that does not rest, that does not take time to breath, and does not understand our desperate need for sacred space.

15 Comments Continue Reading →
Freedom from Want by Norman Rockwell

goodbye Thanksgiving…

You take and you take and you take. You creep and inch into every part of life that we consider important, valuable, and maybe even sacred. And your employees CAN’T say no when you tell them that they are going to work on Thanksgiving

14 Comments Continue Reading →
beautiful garden walk by natalie holland

GUEST POST: Learning to Embrace the Mundacity of Everyday Life: A Revival within the Ordinary by Jeff K. Clarke

We value the commonplace. We create a contemporary village commons where life is shared with our friends and other connections. We plant “gardens of ordinary words” that have the capacity to germinate and grow into a viral-like, global phenomenon. All because of our fascination and proclivity for the ordinary.

2 Comments Continue Reading →
Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 4,624 other followers