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"When we understand that food is not a metaphor for spiritual nourishment, but is itself spiritual, then we eat food with a spiritual attitude and taste and are nourished by the Divine directly." Miriam Therese McGillis, Sacred Agriculture
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Grow Food, Feed Spirit: Harvest Ritual
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Grow Food, Feed Spirit. When we understand that food is not a metaphor for spiritual nourishment, but is itself spiritual, then we eat food with a spiritual attitude and taste and are nourished by the Divine directly." Miriam Therese McGillis, Sacred Agriculture. Wednesday, September 16, 2009. Where have I been? Thank you everyone who read my blog and gave me feedback. I hope to be back again in a few more quarters when I pursue more of my interest. When we eat this bread may we remember that we eat the ...
Grow Food, Feed Spirit: September 2009
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Grow Food, Feed Spirit. When we understand that food is not a metaphor for spiritual nourishment, but is itself spiritual, then we eat food with a spiritual attitude and taste and are nourished by the Divine directly." Miriam Therese McGillis, Sacred Agriculture. Wednesday, September 16, 2009. Where have I been? Thank you everyone who read my blog and gave me feedback. I hope to be back again in a few more quarters when I pursue more of my interest. When we eat this bread may we remember that we eat the ...
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Grow Food, Feed Spirit. When we understand that food is not a metaphor for spiritual nourishment, but is itself spiritual, then we eat food with a spiritual attitude and taste and are nourished by the Divine directly." Miriam Therese McGillis, Sacred Agriculture. Monday, July 27, 2009. 8221; ( Ecc. 3:18-21). Saturday, July 18, 2009. The Soul of the World. Over the course of the last few months I've come across the term, Anima Mundi, latin for World Soul. It peaked my curiosity and I decided to do a l...
Grow Food, Feed Spirit: The Soul of the World
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Grow Food, Feed Spirit. When we understand that food is not a metaphor for spiritual nourishment, but is itself spiritual, then we eat food with a spiritual attitude and taste and are nourished by the Divine directly." Miriam Therese McGillis, Sacred Agriculture. Saturday, July 18, 2009. The Soul of the World. Bout it beautifully in his Meditations. It seems the Anima Mundi is just one way of identifying an all-encompassing non-material form. The concept of the Anima Mundi seems very similar to pagan...
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Grow Food, Feed Spirit. When we understand that food is not a metaphor for spiritual nourishment, but is itself spiritual, then we eat food with a spiritual attitude and taste and are nourished by the Divine directly." Miriam Therese McGillis, Sacred Agriculture. Monday, June 29, 2009. Welcome to my blog. The first post will be up in two weeks time. See you then! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Subscribe to Grow Food, Feed Spirit by Email.
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Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009: 8/9/09 - 8/16/09
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Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009. Friday, August 14, 2009. It has finally rained. After about three months of record dryness, wet stuff fell from the sky. Just as the sun seems to spur joyful growth from the plants, rain has a similar effect. After the rains my stunted sage plant gleefully put on new growth. My squash is now over 6 feet long. However in a food garden, rain is not always enough and irrigation becomes necessary. Yet the state of our water system is dire. Much of what I am learning in thi...
Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009: 8/2/09 - 8/9/09
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Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009. Saturday, August 8, 2009. Busy, busy, bee and Gardening with All Beings. I admit, I sought after her book with one question in mind, which lead me to skip the first five chapters and go straight to “Chapter 6: Gardening with all Beings,” it's sub-title could be essentially “Zen Pest Management.” I wondered how would someone who dedicated their life to awareness, openness and non-violence approach the pest issue? Friday, August 7, 2009. There's a new post. And the first...
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Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009: The Tourist Test
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Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009. Friday, September 11, 2009. Http:/ www.wildernessawareness.org/home study/kamana samples.html. My Tourist Test Reflection from back in July. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. There was an error in this gadget. What You Can Do To Help. An Interview at Pinnacles National Monument. Discovering the Sweet Green Ball. No More Maize and Tomatoes!
Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009: 8/16/09 - 8/23/09
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Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009. Saturday, August 22, 2009. Abandon Any Hope of Fruit. The inspiration behind this weeks' post comes not from any of my garden books, but actually from a little buddhist nun named Pema Chodron, who changed my life with her simple and light hearted teachings on compassion. What do I do with myself? So what does this have to do with gardening? I don't know. What do you think? Orginally posted on growfoodfeedspirit.blogspot.com). Wednesday, August 19, 2009. The laughter in...
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A Reenchanted World, Part II | An Exploration of Environment & Spirituality
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An Exploration of Environment and Spirituality. Delving deeper into the connection between humans and nature. August 30, 2009. A Reenchanted World, Part II. Although it’s been several weeks now since I finished A Reenchanted World. By James William Gibson, which I wrote about earlier. I did want to return to it before moving on to my other research. Off-Road Vehicles at Cape Hatteras Seashore. Such as farmed fish, and the transformation of Native American culture by casinos and gambling. Gibson’s descrip...
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First Small Group Discussion | An Exploration of Environment & Spirituality
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An Exploration of Environment and Spirituality. Delving deeper into the connection between humans and nature. August 16, 2009. First Small Group Discussion. At the end of July, I led a small group discussion on the topic of environment and spirituality at a Pagan. What does your connection to nature look like? About 15 people attended the workshop. We sat outdoors in the shade on a hot summer afternoon in a wooded area with other gathering attendees in the background. Rocks and Trees and Rivers. At the e...
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A Reenchanted World, Part I | An Exploration of Environment & Spirituality
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An Exploration of Environment and Spirituality. Delving deeper into the connection between humans and nature. August 7, 2009. A Reenchanted World, Part I. The first book I am reading for my study is A Reenchanted World: The Quest for a New Kinship with Nature. By James William Gibson. I found the book, or it found me, in a rather serendipitous way, and the book’s thesis is a perfect match for my inquiry, so it was a very happy serendipity. And Henry David Thoreau. To name just two. The creation of the EP...
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Lessons Learned | An Exploration of Environment & Spirituality
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An Exploration of Environment and Spirituality. Delving deeper into the connection between humans and nature. September 5, 2009. I had a second small group discussion organized today, this one with a group of local Quakers. I prepared more or less the same introduction and the same questions as I had used on my earlier small group discussion. Held at a Pagan gathering. I was interested to see what were the similarities and differences in the overall responses or themes arising from the two groups. Partne...
Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009: 8/23/09 - 8/30/09
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Collaborative Methods, Summer 2009. Friday, August 28, 2009. Climate Change and National Parks. What are some of the effects climate change could have on our national parks? Why is it important to understand these impacts and what does it mean for our future enjoyment of these places? How will it impact the flora and fauna, our hydrologic cycle, or our air quality? It is a relatively easy determination to make because it is already happening. Here are some examples of the effects:. 61485; Global temperat...
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Grow Food, Feed Spirit. When we understand that food is not a metaphor for spiritual nourishment, but is itself spiritual, then we eat food with a spiritual attitude and taste and are nourished by the Divine directly." Miriam Therese McGillis, Sacred Agriculture. Wednesday, September 16, 2009. Where have I been? Thank you everyone who read my blog and gave me feedback. I hope to be back again in a few more quarters when I pursue more of my interest. When we eat this bread may we remember that we eat the ...
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