There is a reason why your heart sings when the earth blooms in the spring. Setting The Lilies Free We are not misplaced or a blight on nature that must be removed. We are part of her, and we have work to do inside the world. By Diane T Adams • 3 min read
So look at the stars - Stare at them - Watch the light around them... Seeing As An Exchange People can feel the gaze of another person without seeing it happen. You can have your back turned and yet know when someone is watching you. By Diane T Adams • 2 min read
The perfect berry is not like the ones you buy at the grocery store. Wild Berry Prisms It is more like a fabulous little prism, built by the sun, the growth forces of the plant itself, the water, and the soil around it. By Diane T Adams • 1 min read
Christ is and has always been in the atmosphere of the Earth! God In The Sky What if the atmosphere of Earth is truly more than material compounds, but instead consists of a spiritual plane that is only a step away from our understanding By Diane T Adams • 2 min read
Hearing Places To take in the sounds of a place is more than simply listening to a collection of disparate noises. It is to allow the song or being there to enter into our own selves, to adopt its rhythms and movements. By Diane T Adams • 2 min read
The true challenge is the radical transformation of the observer's inner posture by bringing on the active presence of the "I". Goethe Misunderstood When compressed into a standard four-step checklist, the process is unintentionally reduced to a mechanical technique, which is the opposite of Goethe's re-enlivenment. By Seeing Beyond (Philippe Lheureux) • 2 min read
Exploring the spiritual and moral challenges of settlement life Formative Forces on the Frontier: Soul Memory and the Shaping of a People In a small Texas town, women's memories carry the soul of a world being born. Beyond the facts of history, a rhythm remains—woven into gestures, labor, and silence. This is the frontier as threshold: where history is still breathing. By Seeing Beyond (Philippe Lheureux) • 2 min read
