A Heart-Shaped Rock
Emerson never relinquished his belief in the intimate colloquy of mind and matter. By Susan Lanzoni
Emerson never relinquished his belief in the intimate colloquy of mind and matter. By Susan Lanzoni
Dialogue Under a Birdless Sky Illustration by Andrew Zbihlyj Autumn/Winter 2023 Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email By Toby Cox The Towers of Silence, or dakhmas, are where Zoroastrians...
Grappling with faith in the face of anti-trans violence. By Nicole Malte Collins
Magical action is a supplement to practical action—a vital means of making life more manageable under trying conditions. By Michael D. Jackson
Sharing testimonios about Lori Piestewa, Vanessa Guillén, and other MMIWG2S peoples is a form of rematriation. By Delores (Lola) Mondragón
Can one be childfree for the planet and simultaneously be a good Catholic or a good Vaishnava? By Trish Tillman
Pagans need to find ways to speak with harmonious voices on the crucial issues of the day, especially climate change. By John Halstead
Due to their artistic and embodied qualities, flamenco performances create a physical, sympathetic, emotional response. By Sofya Yampolsky
Reading Simone Weil, Fanny Howe, and Mark Jordan helped demonstrate how we can be transformed through the process of waiting. By Nancy Yuen-Fang Chu
Womanism founders Katie Cannon and Delores Williams created groundbreaking work that has led to a wide range of scholarship focused on the thriving of Black women. By Gary Dorrien
Schooling must be abolished so that education can begin, and abolitionist theology is a starting point. By Ashley Y. Lipscomb
Threats to the sacred land and caribou herds of the Arctic Refuge. Terry Tempest Williams with Bernadette Demientieff
Wildfires burn in the American Southwest. Terry Tempest Williams with Lucy Walker
How might grieving, as a form of love and remembering, shape our responses to a changing planet? Terry Tempest Williams with Victoria Chang
Imagining a path forward in a post-capitalist world. Terry Tempest Williams with Kim Stanley Robinson
Mindfulness can help us lean into our subjective, embodied experiences of race, racism, and white supremacy so we might begin to disrupt these harmful legacies. By Rhonda V. Magee.
After serving in Afghanistan, a veteran struggles with trauma and wrestles with his faith, but volunteering at the Kalighat Home for the Dying connects him to a deeper truth. By Marcus Seymour
Increasing anti-Semitic attacks against synagogues and Jewish centers have led some rabbis to advocate for stronger security measures. By Robert Israel
Reflecting on John Cage’s famous composition and how silence can be a form of care. By Jacqueline Houton
Reducing our reliance on the military and police to keep us safe starts with having revolutionary conversations. By Sarah Nahar