I have been following the contemplative Céile Dé tradition since 2009. It is with deep gratitude that I am now able to introduce it to others as an ordained oide, or teacher.
Read MoreContemplative, Celtic
Ask me where I sit on the spiritual spectrum, and I might answer "Celtic contemplative". In March, I'll have a chance to share what I mean by that in three workshops/retreats in Washington, DC, and Fairfax, VA. All will have a bit of silence and a story or two. All are open to the public, so come and bring your imagination!
Read MoreEvaluation without Litigation
When I was updating the list of sermons I've preached, I noticed a pattern: Almost all of my talks have been about spiritual practices, some corporate but mostly personal ones like praying the Psalms, spending time in nature, or offering hospitality. But what about the latest sermon, Intervention: Risk, Folly, and Inner Healing? What personal spiritual practice is involved in the process of intervening in another's life?
Read MoreWorld Labyrinth Day 2011 - May 7
Celebrate World Labyrinth Day on Saturday, May 7, 2011, and join people all over the globe using this wonderful tool to walk for your special intention. In the Washington DC metro area, you can enjoy a self-guided labyrinth tour sponsored by Living Labyrinths for Peace, (703) 217-6706, an organization that unites Art and Science, Technology and Nature with Spirit for Labyrinth Creations and Education that lead the way from Inner Peace to World Peace.
Read MoreTechnology and the Garden
What sounds like a fascinating symposium will take place May 6-7, 2011, at Dumbarton Oaks -- "Technology in the Garden," with speakers, panels, and films that look at the history, present state, and potential future interaction among technology, design, horticulture, and place.
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