HOLDING THE AMBIGUITIES

by Krista E. Hughes Stress and ease. Anxiety and joy. Boredom and fulfillment. Disappointment and good fortune. Affliction and health. All of these mark the comings and goings of my daily…

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JOHN COBB’S GLOBAL SPIRIT

by Bruce Epperly In my last contribution, I reflected on Bernard Loomer’s vision of “size” or “stature” as the ability to embrace as much of reality as possible, including contrasting…

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FACTS AND FALLACIES

By Arlette Poland Years ago, as an attorney, I had to use ‘facts’ in evidence. Now, as a Professor and Whiteheadian philosopher, I teach that we humans, in our drive to…

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BLACK MOTHER GOD

By Carolyn Roncolato We are an adoptive family. Our son is black and my partner and I are white. This has been a particularly intense year to be white parents…

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MEMORIES

By Ann Pederson From The Way We Were, Barbra Streisand sings: “memories. . .light the corners of my mind, misty water-colored memories, of the way things were. . . .Or…

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I AM A WITCH

by Constance Wise I am a Witch, spelled with a capital W since it is my religion. Often people ask me if I’m a “white witch” or a “black witch.”…

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PRESENCE TO PROCESS

By Krista E. Hughes It hangs on the wall of my office, scripted in calligraphy by a friend’s sister: “My greatest commitment is to the process of creative transformation rather…

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