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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. You are currently browsing the monthly archive for July 2011. We have been wandering, and wondering. July 30, 2011 in Uncategorized. I hope this makes sense. It sure feels sensible. It also feels right to start up again. We’ve had lots of fun, sometimes funny, and often very touching things happen since we took a big huge trip at Spring Break… to the Galapagos Islands! Links to 2011 Columns.
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. You are currently browsing the monthly archive for January 2011. The processional of enlightenment along west 5th street. January 27, 2011 in Uncategorized. Driving together Tuesday night, I casually asked my younger daughter, “So, what do you think is the biggest, most fundamental question that all religions are trying to answer? 8220;There are so many, Mom! How can I pick just one? The final ...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. February 8, 2011 in Uncategorized. Yum Yum. Technically, the definition of the Hindu word. Is “liquid,” but our friend Anu was encouraging us to think of this word – which in Hinduism describes the ultimate, and ultimately spiritual, pleasure in any aesthetic experience – more as “juice” or “nectar,” the most delicious experience we can savor. 8221; She lit up and chirped, “Completely! And, tha...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. February 3, 2011 in Uncategorized. 8220;I had no idea there were so many religions! How am I going to do this well? Anu could not have been more gracious. She wrote, “I love to talk about what is at the root of my passion! The spiritual but, when lived with spiritual intention, as a direct path. By that point in a ceremony, most of the worshippers’ eyes are closed, each aspirant deeply in...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. About the practiced accident. Links to 2011 Columns. Buddhism, including Zen. Christianity (up to the Reformation). Christianity (after the Reformation). Unitarian Universalism and Paganism. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 32 other followers. Comments feed for this article. February 17, 2011 at 4:01 pm. And, I really like ...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. My girls have a Buddhist mother and a formerly Catholic father who is now exploring a modern non-denominational Christian church. They have been included in aspects of these religious traditions, but not inculcated in them. We definitely meet the criteria of a spiritual but not religious family. Links to 2011 Columns. Buddhism, including Zen. Christianity (up to the Reformation). Anne, after re...
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January 5, 2011 – 4:11 am. She was the bravest. Most of us were hiding behind humor to deflect the innate discomfort of considering our own extinguishment methodically. We weren’t even allowed to choose when we would die, only where. Intimate and interior spaces were prevailing. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Anne Elizabeth's Portfolio. Posted 5 years ago. Not so enlightening. fuzzy (kitten) meditation? Posted 5 years ago. I had a dream...
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Mommy, why does nothing rhyme with orange? Kids are little Zen Masters. They ask unanswerable questions easily and guilelessly, and they aren’t expecting the kind of answers we as parents think we are supposed to offer. More often than not, they are really just asking us to wonder about things with them. Even, and especially, when they ask things like, Who is God? Somewhat chronologically, here we go:. January – Folk traditions and Paganism. February – Hinduism. March – Judaism. May – Buddhism. So I beli...
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