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18
Mar

Moral Beauty

Author and psychologist Dacher Keltner says that practicing awe can save our lives. But isn’t awe something that happens spontaneously? How do you hack awe? Keltner, citing studies from around […]

10
Mar

Exhale, Inhale

I’ve been needing to remind myself to breathe these days. Listening to the radio, checking my phone, following the news: my body tenses, my shoulders lift, my throat tightens. “Take […]

03
Mar

Even Sled Dogs Need Rest

In 2020, The New York Times published a story by dogsledder Blair Braverman, entitled, “What My Sled Dogs Taught Me About Planning for the Unknown.” Braverman explains that sled dogs have strong […]

25
Feb

Sense and Sensibility

These days I find myself quickly overwhelmed by any and all news headlines. What marginalized group is the focus of today’s attacks? What impact does a presidential proclamation have and […]

21
Feb

Gospel of Mary Series Extended!

Due to extreme cold, the first session of The Gospel of Mary: The Beloved Disciple was canceled—but we’ve extended the series to make up for it! Now running through March […]

18
Feb

Doors

“When God closes a door, God opens a window” sounds biblical but isn’t. Here’s the problem with “When God closes a door…”: the God of the Bible is in the […]

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