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Kurt
Steady employment and to go to graduate school at The Institute of Imaginal Studies next year. I have had no income for the past six months and its beginning to take its toll on everyone.... More »
Kurt
In one sense, the spiritual path began the moment as a little kid, sitting on the giant rocks behind our house and looking up into the sky, I began wondering where the universe ended. I... More »
Kurt
There are so many ways to answer that question. Our character flaws and tender vulnerabilities is the first thing that comes to mind. Without these we are certainly not human and this is the reason... More »
Kurt
Art is a distillation of experience (thought, sensation, feeling) and a creative act that is related to the divine creative act. As such its possibilities are infinite. Its role in the world, it seems to... More »
Kurt
Yesterday was the second day of a three-day training with The Heart Touch Project, a volunteer program that provides compassionate touch to individual, often non-ambulatory men, women, and children with chronic or teminal illnesses at... More »
Kurt
I would look at as many Cezannes as I could. I would make sure to go to the ocean and to a mountain that evoked the sublime. I would make sure to visit a really... More »
Kurt
I was working on a website with my partner Chris Hughes and my share was a blog devoted to body and a blog devoted to soul. I chose the Paul Klee image for decoration as... More »
Kurt
Caring less and less what other people think of you or the path that your life has taken. Coming into a greater awareness of who you really are, both in the sense of a personality... More »
Kurt
Having a balanced life means, at minimum, that attention is being devoted to the four components of holistic health: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. Or to put it in integral terms, practice and time are... More »
Kurt
Rome. And not just because of St. Peter's but because of the historical layers of sacred spaces everywhere you go--ancient, early christian, medieval, renassaince, baroque, eigteenth-century, modern, contemporary. And because of the food.
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