Library of Resources

Light in leaves in wind in sky. Bright October brings beauty to dead things and…

When you have been at war with yourself for so many years that you have…

The tossed salad at our Soup Kitchen starts with lettuce from the Community Garden, planted…

Grateful living is an antidote to scarcity and insatiability. And it is radical because it…

In this essay Charles Eisenstein explores a view of what modern people can draw from…

of a life that’s as complicated as everyone else’s, struggling for balance, juggling time. The…

In a voice that is warm and true, Gideon Greer sings of a life filled…

(January, 2019) Leadership expert Mike Robbins shares some compelling stories and research as he explains…

Pain and suffering may often seem to be calling us to jump in and fix…

Wherever we go, the chance for joy, whole orchards of amazement— one more reason to…

I know it’s summer when we wade out into the field and pick these crisp…

Published in the Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, Senior Lecturer in…

Katie Teague, an independent documentary filmmaker and multi-media mystic working in the realm of transformational…

(2017) Heather Lanier’s daughter Fiona has Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome, a genetic condition that results in developmental…

When after heavy rain the storm clouds disperse, is it not that they’ve wept themselves…

Holy Earth, Holy Cosmos, I bow before you With my whole being. Holy Creatures, Holy…

The optometrist says my eyes are getting better each year. Soon he’ll have to lower…

Americans say thanks a lot, but other cultures may have a deeper understanding of gratitude.

When we endeavor to connect gratefully with others, we open to what it means to…

We are living now our regrets and our failures, the ache of what we wish could be again,…