Looking for the Divine
Monroe MooreWe each have a personal definition of and relationship with the Divine. This substack is an exploration of how people are engaged in that conversation as a personal journey.
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Riddle prompt
I pulled a card this morning it was “The riddle.”
I then went to yoga across the street and around the corner. I’m 63; I’m stiff, my leg goes numb sometimes; I have to be careful of my back; my toes spasm. What is my knee going to doi...
Ouroboros prompt
I have just returned from a trip to Iona, Scotland. A pilgrimage to a place of mystery is not an easy place to describe or recount what happened; it sits with you, works on you, and evolves in you.
I use oracle decks to help with proce...
Strangers from unknown origins
My refrigerator is different now, or at least the contents are; tzatziki sauce, which sits on top of the hummus, which sits on top of the feta cheese in its brine.
On my way to the Mediterranean grocery store (which I now visit on a regula...
Errant nativity strangers
On the 23rd of December I made a Sour Cream coffee Cake for us to enjoy. It’s something I have made for years even when my kids were young.
Wesley put on Handel’s “Messiah” after we got up this morning, and I instantly needed Sara Lee’s c...
Standing with Strangers
I found myself standing alone on the side of the road with strangers yesterday.
She was behind her glass window, and I was by myself outside her car. She, a young, white, slight mid-20-year-old woman (she could be my daughter) shaking...
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