Bonus Track: Moths
By the time this Bonus Track is getting published, I’ll be fully across the threshold into sabbatical time. I’m probably thinking about that one thing I meant to take care … Continue reading Bonus Track: Moths
Share this post:By the time this Bonus Track is getting published, I’ll be fully across the threshold into sabbatical time. I’m probably thinking about that one thing I meant to take care … Continue reading Bonus Track: Moths
Share this post:As we’ve considered Inanna’s descent into the Underworld and how she had to surrender something at each gate along the way, a thought has occurred to me. Inanna was well … Continue reading Bonus Track: Garments and Accoutrements
Share this post:I won’t say too much about Inanna’s descent this week, because I want to make sure you have all the details you need about my upcoming sabbatical. Most of this … Continue reading Bonus Track: Sabbatical Thresholds
Share this post:A necklace is a curious symbol. It could represent connection. It also could symbolize one’s voice being bound up. Restrained. At the third gate, Inanna gives up her double strand … Continue reading Bonus Track: Voices and How We Use Them
Share this post:At the second gate on her journey to the Underworld to reconnect with her sister Ereshkigal, Inanna is forced to surrender her staff. Some would call it a measuring rod. … Continue reading Bonus Track: Measuring Up
Share this post:To pass through the first gate Inanna encounters in her descent to the underworld, she must give up her crown. There are lots of mythologies around descent and ascent. The … Continue reading Bonus Track: Being Seen
Share this post:I’ve mentioned a few times that my plans for sabbatical are influenced by the Mesopotamian story of Inanna, one of the oldest recorded bits of human mythology. Maybe there is … Continue reading Bonus Track: The Characters in Our Stories
Share this post:On Sunday, we explored different places in our lives that guiding principles might emerge. For instance, we said that some of our guiding principles might directly address a lie we’ve … Continue reading Bonus Track: Guiding Principles and Challenging Conversations
Share this post:It’s been said that No is a one-word boundary. This is true. We don’t owe other people an explanation or rationale for our boundaries. Our boundaries are enough by themselves … Continue reading Bonus Track: No
Share this post:On Sunday, we read words from the 15th chapter of the Gospel of John. Although it had some compelling imagery about vines and branches, there were some other bits in … Continue reading Bonus Track: The Bible Says What?
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