Contemplative Walking
Jeffrey Keefer, PhDWeekly walking practices for spiritual connection with nature.
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The Tree I Was Asked to Cut Down
Across the street from my house stands a tree I was advised to cut down.
The advice came from 2 people who know their work. The landscape gardener caring for my struggling apple trees suggested that removing her would give the apples more...
How to Look Back at Your Day With the Living World
Evening offers a second look at what the day held, including the relationships we barely noticed while living it.
Some evenings I walk backward through my day while my feet carry me forward.
As the light goes, I return in memory to the mo...
A Year of Learning to Belong to the Earth
Leaving Aumont-Aubrac on the Le Puy route of the Camino. This is where I connect with the living world. Yours may be a park, a garden, or the street outside your door.
If you love the living world and still feel like a visitor in it, this...
The Walking Season Starts When Everyone Else Stops
Fog and rain over the Aubrac, near Castelnau-de-Mandailles in southern France. Unedited, and exactly as wet as it felt.
The Fall Equinox gave me a beautiful lunch hour, very close to home, and I came back better than I left, in ways that r...
An Hour Is Enough to Mark the Turning of the Year
One tree still in summer while the rest of the slope has started to turn.
I am celebrating the Fall Equinox today, Monday, over lunch.
The equinox itself arrives on Tuesday, September 22, at 8:05 in the evening Eastern time.
As a chaplai...
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EcoSpirituality Educator & Ordained Wild Guide | NYU Chaplain | 7x Camino Pilgrim | Contemplative walking as a spiritual practice for belonging to the living world.
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