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Communities Magazine #154 (Spring 2012) - Spirituality

Communities Magazine #154 (Spring 2012) - Spirituality

Margaret Critchlow
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Spirituality

Publisher’s Note: Giving Up the Gjetost, Seeing I, Eye to Eye by Laird Schaub
CREATING COMMUNITY RITUAL – Ritual can connect us more deeply to place, mark the passages of our lives, comfort us in times of grief, and link us in the pure joy of celebration. It works best when created collectively. by Starhawk
On the Value of Being There—Why Spiritual Communities Matter Now More than Ever by Margaret Critchlow
SHARING THE PATH: Simple and Inclusive Practices for Integrating Spirituality into Groups – Even “non-spiritual” groups can benefit through a multitude of simple practices that deepen participants’ connections with themselves, one another, and the sacred. by Kai Siedenburg
The Spiritual Path by Douglas Stevenson
CREATIVE SPIRITUALITY IN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES OF THE PAST – If you haven’t heard of hollow earth theory, zig-zag-and-swirl, B-FICs, or bathing bans, you’ve missed out on some of the more distinctive contributions of communal spirituality. by Tim Miller
MONASTICISM, COMMUNITY, AND “THE GREAT WORK” – The former Elderhostel coordinator at Holy Cross Monastery explores personal and monastic history to explain her unlikely presence there. by Nancy Roth
Gnostic History Lesson by Craig Chalquist
CREATING SPIRITUAL COMMUNITY AT THE HERMITAGE – To these communitarians, all work was holy—but overwhelmed by “the accumulating weight of such holiness” and other disappointments, they eventually adjust their aspirations. by Christian and Johannes Zinzendorf
COMMON GROUND IN AN UNCERTAIN WORLD – A journey through various flavors of spiritually eclectic community brings us face to face with cursed seeds, the White Brotherhood Team, mystery, and stardust. by Chris Roth
Finding Fulfillment at Ananda by Larry Rider
Spiritual Warriors: Dharma and discipline cross paths at India’s Mahabodhi residential school by Kiva Bottero and Are Saltveit
From 78 to 73 in Community by Don Gobbett
INVITING GOD TO DANCE – A dancer’s year at Currents community opens and transforms both her and the group. by Rebecca Dale
Circles of Community: Paganism and the Quest for Connection by Elizabeth Barrette
SPIRIT IN THE WOODS – At New View Cohousing, practicing consensus, navigating illness, and simply sharing lives are continuing spiritual exercises. by Dana Snyder-Grant
Spirituality and Ecovillage Education by Daniel Greenberg
Spirituality and Community Living by Clistine Morningstar
Ties that Bind by Understanding Israel, M.A. Ed.
Not a New Religion: Spirituality in Intentional Community by Miles Sherts
It Takes a Village to Raise a Consciousness! by Kelly Bryson, MFT
The Path of Community by Barbara Steutzel
Reviews—We the People by Diana Leafe Christian, The Economics of Happiness by Chris Roth
Creating Cooperative Culture – THE CHURCH OF FERMENTATION – In a world in which food choices and dietary preferences can become quasi-religions, lactic-acid fermentation wins a new convert. by Kim Scheidt
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
The Fellowship for Intentional Community
Release
September 30, 2014

Communities Magazine #154 (Spring 2012) - Spirituality

Margaret Critchlow
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Spirituality

Publisher’s Note: Giving Up the Gjetost, Seeing I, Eye to Eye by Laird Schaub
CREATING COMMUNITY RITUAL – Ritual can connect us more deeply to place, mark the passages of our lives, comfort us in times of grief, and link us in the pure joy of celebration. It works best when created collectively. by Starhawk
On the Value of Being There—Why Spiritual Communities Matter Now More than Ever by Margaret Critchlow
SHARING THE PATH: Simple and Inclusive Practices for Integrating Spirituality into Groups – Even “non-spiritual” groups can benefit through a multitude of simple practices that deepen participants’ connections with themselves, one another, and the sacred. by Kai Siedenburg
The Spiritual Path by Douglas Stevenson
CREATIVE SPIRITUALITY IN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES OF THE PAST – If you haven’t heard of hollow earth theory, zig-zag-and-swirl, B-FICs, or bathing bans, you’ve missed out on some of the more distinctive contributions of communal spirituality. by Tim Miller
MONASTICISM, COMMUNITY, AND “THE GREAT WORK” – The former Elderhostel coordinator at Holy Cross Monastery explores personal and monastic history to explain her unlikely presence there. by Nancy Roth
Gnostic History Lesson by Craig Chalquist
CREATING SPIRITUAL COMMUNITY AT THE HERMITAGE – To these communitarians, all work was holy—but overwhelmed by “the accumulating weight of such holiness” and other disappointments, they eventually adjust their aspirations. by Christian and Johannes Zinzendorf
COMMON GROUND IN AN UNCERTAIN WORLD – A journey through various flavors of spiritually eclectic community brings us face to face with cursed seeds, the White Brotherhood Team, mystery, and stardust. by Chris Roth
Finding Fulfillment at Ananda by Larry Rider
Spiritual Warriors: Dharma and discipline cross paths at India’s Mahabodhi residential school by Kiva Bottero and Are Saltveit
From 78 to 73 in Community by Don Gobbett
INVITING GOD TO DANCE – A dancer’s year at Currents community opens and transforms both her and the group. by Rebecca Dale
Circles of Community: Paganism and the Quest for Connection by Elizabeth Barrette
SPIRIT IN THE WOODS – At New View Cohousing, practicing consensus, navigating illness, and simply sharing lives are continuing spiritual exercises. by Dana Snyder-Grant
Spirituality and Ecovillage Education by Daniel Greenberg
Spirituality and Community Living by Clistine Morningstar
Ties that Bind by Understanding Israel, M.A. Ed.
Not a New Religion: Spirituality in Intentional Community by Miles Sherts
It Takes a Village to Raise a Consciousness! by Kelly Bryson, MFT
The Path of Community by Barbara Steutzel
Reviews—We the People by Diana Leafe Christian, The Economics of Happiness by Chris Roth
Creating Cooperative Culture – THE CHURCH OF FERMENTATION – In a world in which food choices and dietary preferences can become quasi-religions, lactic-acid fermentation wins a new convert. by Kim Scheidt
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
The Fellowship for Intentional Community
Release
September 30, 2014

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