The way wounded wild animals heal, according to MFK Fisher, is by settling down into the mud around freshwater springs and resting.
Maybe that’s what we all need to do: “wear the earth itself to heal our wounds.”
Brother Coyote, OEF
The way wounded wild animals heal, according to MFK Fisher, is by settling down into the mud around freshwater springs and resting.
Maybe that’s what we all need to do: “wear the earth itself to heal our wounds.”
Brother Coyote, OEF
At Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument today, 320 people of different nations, races, cultures and faiths peacefully came together to…
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forty days of fearing the worst could be happening worlds falling apart hospitals filling their beds loved ones barely breathing…
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Kristy: Well, cousin, we are finally out along the border… So what do you see as our task, or tarea, for this trip?
Gary: It seems to me that the U.S./Mexico has become more politicized that at any point in its 170-year history. So perhaps our task is not to further politicize the already volatile and politically contested conditions here. Instead, we are hoping to rehumanize, rather than dehumanize the many who have been caught in the crossfire here.
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When Kristy Nabhan-Warren & I set off today (celebrating her birthday along the way), we will be traveling at least…
in the darkest of times where I go, is to a place somehow hidden in the midst of pain a place where microbursts of light breaks through to reach us a crack of light like the very one you may have seen on stormy days right at dusk when darkness tried enveloping entire skies but failed fails because the sun sent out a calla grace note so bright it cut across the horizon right into our hearts
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