Providing context in regards to my religiosity. (if it's not a word, it should be) My introduction to religion was via my father (step-father who adopted me as his) who was Jewish. I had my immersion in the mikveh when I was 6 I believe. We weren't religiously observant, we celebrated some of the holidays … Continue reading Convoluted (further) Ramblings
Tag: God
Summer of 25
Well, Summer for those who consider June 21'st to be 'MidSummer', and not the beginning of summer, of which I am one of those. Sharing something I wrote about a year ago. Being the vessel is not complacency, it is song creation. The only thing that causes one being to be different from the other … Continue reading Summer of 25
Religious Musings
I’m sitting here in the kitchen, it is a very sunny, bright and clear winter afternoon. I’m struggling with religion again, it seems to be a common thing. Wondering what path is right for me, wondering if any path will ever be right for me. I try to remind myself that religions are all just … Continue reading Religious Musings
Being the vessel is not complacency, it is song creation.
https://godisinthewind.blog/post/738382121585000448/being-the-vessel-is-not-complacency-it-is-song The only thing that causes one being to be different from the other is the make-up of the vessel the Nameless passes through. Each human, each animal, each living thing an instrument of the Divine expressing itself.There are songs that are deep and chocolatey, velvet and darkness. There are sweet melodies of joy and … Continue reading Being the vessel is not complacency, it is song creation.
How does your relationship with your body affect your relationship with God?
This was one of the questions put to me by the spiritual director I'm meeting with, and it opened up a lot of thoughts. I need to preface this by stating that for me God is not a masculine Father Figure in the sky. God is the ineffable. Within. Without. God is more verb than … Continue reading How does your relationship with your body affect your relationship with God?
In the Wind 