As in, two from out of the blue this morning (well, three, but I’m only going to talk about two of them here) to shake up whatever passes for reality here at MFL.
These two came from Rob [tag]Brezsny[/tag]’s FreeWill Astrology newsletter. the first was the opener:
“If you desire to know where your spiritual work lies, [...]

Something to share today:
First an article on Gregorian Chant that explains the title to this post.
Second, a link to Walsingham in Texas, a Live365 radio station that broadcasts these chants 24/7. Tune in while you’re reading for a relaxing, tuned-in, timeless moment of awareness…
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I still have no real idea where this thing is going. But let’s start off the new look by quoting a passage out of Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology newsletter:
“‘Heterosexual,’ ‘bisexual,’ ‘lesbian,’ and ‘gender queer’ are not terms I use to describe myself. They’re too limiting, like every other name and role I’ve had the [...]

To be succinct: changes.
Just what those changes will be is something still under discussion. We’ve tried a variety of approaches for this website and blog, and still believe that merging them was the best approach. It’s just that we want the final product to reflect who and what we are now — as mystics, as [...]

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One simply cannot adorn the words of Bill Moyers and come away with any sense of having improved them. He is one of the prophets of our times, and to read his latest speech is to hear clearly the clarion’s call to action.
Though I hate to do it, because it makes it less likely [...]

Apparently, someone declared war on… um… let’s see. Terrorism? Well, yeah, but that’s not news. Poverty? Not in this country. Illiteracy? Sketchy — NCLB seems to be doing as much (if not more) harm for our kids as good. Drugs? Ancient history, so that can’t be right.
Turns out, the new war is supposed to have [...]

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From The Repository, Canton, OH:
Recent religious-based protests against congressional budget cuts show that liberal and moderate church activists are starting to make themselves heard in a political climate long dominated by conservative Christians, religious [...]

There seems to be some confusion in certain circles about what a “community” is, and what it isn’t. And no, I’m not talking about Andrew Cohen’s (among others) ground breaking highly evolved community experiments. I’m talking about the basic criteria required to form any community — highly evolved or not.
A community is not a club [...]