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Monthly Archives: March 2020
Beautiful solitude
To deliver oneself up, to hand oneself over, entrust oneself completely to the silence of a wide landscape of woods and hills, or sea, or desert; to sit still while the sun comes up over that land and fills its … Continue reading
Posted in local, prayer, Spiritual
Tagged contemplative, Thomas Merton, Thoughts in Solitude
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All creation bears the footprint
Francis contemplated the footprints of God impressed on the things of creation, and he found God wherever he went in the world. As he experienced divine love within himself, so too he saw that same love throughout creation—in birds, trees, … Continue reading
Posted in climate, local, prayer
Tagged mystic, Peace, Philosophy, prayer, Social Justice, Spirituality
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Beside still waters
This pond which is a short distance from my home is one of my frequent haunts when I’m out walking. Lately with the need for more social distancing I find myself here more often because very few people come here. … Continue reading
Posted in local, prayer, Spiritual
Tagged contemplation, contemplative, Peace, prayer
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We thirst for you in this dry and weary land
Last night on my way home I turned to look at the setting sun and snapped this picture. There is no special filter but a beam of light appears to be streaming from the sun toward me. It’s my habit … Continue reading
Posted in local, New York State, prayer, Spiritual
Tagged pandemic, prayer, Psalm 63
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Is this the apocalypse?
Tonight as we were eating dinner my wife shared of when she was a little girl who grew up in the shadow of the Cuban Missile Crisis. She said she often wondered if someday she’d come home and someone would … Continue reading
Posted in climate, local, New York State, prayer, Spiritual
Tagged apocalypse, climate change, contemplation, contemplative, pandemic, planet
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Forgive them Father
Those are some of last words of Jesus as he was dying on the cross. Rather than condemn his torturers and murderers he forgave them. Gandhi also forgave the man who killed him. There are other stories like Maximilian Kolbe, … Continue reading
Posted in climate, Spiritual
Tagged Coronavirus, forgiveness, Peace, PrayerForTheWorld
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You Don’t Need to Open the Church by Easter
The President said that he wants all churches to be open by Easter. That isn’t necessary. He doesn’t know what the Church is, or he’d speak … You Don’t Need to Open the Church by Easter
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Spirituality
“Spirituality is not about feeling good about ourselves. It’s about doing good wherever we are. It’s about bringing good to everyone. It’s about becoming the good we seek. It’s about fashioning our souls in the kind of silence that enables … Continue reading
What would you like to learn?
I’ve been involved with Linux and open source software for almost twenty years now. I’m writing this post using a Linux laptop from System76. I’ve been writing a lot of thought pieces lately which come my heart. Linux and open … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, technology
Tagged Fedora, Linux, Open Source, Red Hat, Suse, Ubuntu
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The Divine Assails Us
I was reading Teilhard de Chardin quotes this morning and though many were poignant there was one that shone brighter than the rest. “By means of all created things, without exception, the divine assails us, penetrates us, and molds us. … Continue reading
Posted in prayer, Spiritual, Yoga
Tagged contemplative, cosmos, prayer, teilhard de chardin
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