“In this time when rhetoric blusters about and words are used as weapons…May we remember we are a people of resilience. We have faced uncertainty before. We have weathered storms, we have been consumed by flames. We have risen like the phoenix from the ashes–And we will again…” Rev. Sara Eileen LaWall This Sunday, our … Continue reading Voices of Resilience
During the 1989 movie Gleaming the Cube, Christian Slater’s character Brian has to cope with the death of his brother. At very low time his friend says to him, “Your gleaming the cube, Brian” Brian gives his friend a questionable look, so he clarifies, “The cube is where you skate when you let go.” There … Continue reading Something on Resilience
As the wheel moves forward, we enter a time some call Candlemas, others Imbolc. The meaning is generally the same, the seasons are changing, the days are growing longer, and the land is beginning to give way to new growth. Neither the Earth nor the Trees died under the frost of winter and the lack … Continue reading Nevertheless, She Persisted: An Introduction to Imbolc
