This issue invites us to slow down and remember that inner work is essential for outer change. Let’s do ritual, enter rhythms of community, and settle in for some good old fashioned rest.
- Varieties of religious contemplation
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Ritual: Crocheting-Finding life’s rhythm through my hands
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Ritual: Lunch-time fasting
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Ritual: Those who sing pray twice
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Ritual: The rosary
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Ritual: Lunch break
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Ritual: Journaling
39 - Inner work for outer change
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Forget ‘making a difference’
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Anatomy of a mystic
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Common goodness
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Speechless for a week
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At least now I know I’m neurotic
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A different way to be white
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Work, rest and play, an ancient recipe for wholeness
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Junia House: Finding contemplation in the rhythms of community
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The story as I see it
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Sabbath unplugged
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Three stations of the activist soul
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Stepping in it
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prayer on the six p.m. subway
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A call for monks and activists to unite
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Sinner's Corner: What to wear
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Don't just sit there. Be.
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Culturosities
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Artifacts: The motorcycle
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Good Christian Bitches coming to TV?
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Yes Labs, a new resource for big-time culture jamming
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JR turning the world ‘Inside Out’
59 - Reverend Billy and the Church of Earthalujah
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Ignoring Pema Chödrön
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Before the world ends, I breathe through my nose
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Experiments
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Soap nuts: An experiment in suds
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Self-experiment: The no ’poo do'
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Just hangin’ out
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Parklets: pavement to parks
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Urban swings
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Civil Disobedience
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Law-breaking love
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Budgeting illiteracy
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Queer rising
69 - Environment activist faces sentencing 69
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A city designed for protests
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News
- PG rating for ‘uterus’ 73
- Anti-Muslim bill 74
- Girl Scouts vs. Kellogg’s 74
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Reviews
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Our Friendly Local Terrorist
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The Sonderberg Case
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High VioletThe National
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Pilgrim at Tinker Creek
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Wasteland
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Editorial
80 - Light easily navigates the darknes