Our personal stories may be the most important stories we ever tell, and an authentic telling can be one of the most powerful things we ever do. However, we can’t tell our stories authentically unless we cope with the tension between our individual stories, where we play the protagonist, and the stories of others, where … Continue reading Tell Me A Story: Lives in Tension
We know many stories about hell. Persephone lives half the year in the underworld. Osiris dies and is resurrected to help Isis bare her son Horus. Christianity tells us even Jesus descended into Hell following his death by crucifixion. Jean Paul Sartre, in his play No Exit, tells us “Hell is other people.” This Sunday, … Continue reading Transformation and Metamorphosis Part II: God’s and Monsters
Everywhere I turn, the flowers blooming, my stuffy sinuses, and the greenish tint to my car, it all reminds me that Spring has sprung. The earth is alive. The rain has begun to batter the soil in preparation for new growth. The Mother groans awakening to the world around us. This is the time we … Continue reading Easter Flower Communion 2021: Transformation and Metamorphosis
