
For dancing monks & weary pilgrims, soul tenders & wounded healers, thinkers & over-thinkers. Inspired by mystics, wisdom teachers, lived experience and the seasons. By Almut Furchert, Dr. phil., Dipl. Psych.
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“Morning light.” All photos by Almut Furchert
I woke up to the morning sun breaking through the early morning sky. It was still dripping from the big trees along the street while the sun light streamed through the wet canopy. The birds wer...
Dear fellow pilgrim,
Our midweek blessing for this week comes as a small photo essay from a place which has calmed my racing mind and heart lately. I have been fascinated by how spaces can induce spiritual qualities in us, and so a Japane...
Today something broke. It just fell to the ground. And shattered into pieces.
“Oh no,” I cried, and collected what was left of the wooden sign which had hung at our porch window.
I had opened the window for the first time this Spring. And...
The joy when I could still just slip her in a pocket :-)
We bought a tree this mother’s day weekend, dear friend.
Well, actually, it was our seven year old who insisted that we would buy the tree.
It was a beautiful start into the wee...
Watching a rainy Spring day from within.
Dear fellow pilgrim, this is Cloister Notes, a letter for dancing monks and weary pilgrims, and all longing for a deeper way. Our Spring blessings have been inspired by Hildegard of Bingen, and if y...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Psychologist turned philosopher turned writer. Mama, foto taker, existential midwife, transplant \ud83c\udde9\ud83c\uddea\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8. I write contemplations on being human for dancing monks & wounded healers, thinkers and seekers longing for a deeper way.
I am a father, husband, and academic psychologist. Taking Moral Action is the substack where I post about the psychology of moral action, and its interactions with philosophy, psychology, and current events.
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