Awkward Spirituality
Ryan TaylorRyan's personal Substack encouraging an expansive, prophetic, and wildly generous perception upon this most beautifully awkward existence.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 122 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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How To Hate Thy Family
In much of my spiritual companioning work, a considerable amount of time and reflection is spent on family of origin dynamics. I don’t know many who don’t have a fair bit of work and discovery left to do.
If you’ve followed my Stack for a...
What Kind of Man Notices These Things!?!
When you were a kid, did friendships feel disproportionately important to you? Did you gravitate toward society’s margins and notice suffering differently than your peers? If you appreciate the soulish parts of Substack and essays similar t...
The Sacred Cyphers of Hannah & Mary
This week’s lectionary scriptures contains two legendary women who are undeniably calling for my attention.
I don’t always linger around the lectionary texts like this, but the spirit of Hannah and Mary are expressing something too timely...
Chasing the Wild Goose through Fatherhood
Photo by Annie Lang on Unsplash
Some of you reading this have heard these stories plenty o’ times, so thank you for tolerating my ongoing remembrance and processing. This post is meant for this weekend’s activity of reflection and memorial...
Prayer These Days? It's Like Ice Cream
How did you learn to pray? And what shape does prayer take these days?
How many of your childhood prayers sounded like mine?
“Dear God, thank you for this day. Thank you for this food, this house, this bed, brother, sister, grandm...
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