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  • Author: Kristabeth

  • Resolutions or Resilience

    Posted by Kristabeth on January 10, 2022

    Auld Lang Syne, the song we often sing at the turn of the New Year, is thought to have been composed by (or at least compiled by) Scottish poet Robert Burnes in 1788. The origin …

    Rituals, Spiritual Transformation
  • Three Candles for Remembering

    Posted by Kristabeth on December 21, 2021December 21, 2021

    Two weeks ago, my partner and I decorated our house for the holidays. We put up a tree and the lights, hung the ornaments. Like many people, a lot of our decorations have sentimental meaning. …

    Grief, Rituals, Spiritual Transformation
  • Unexpected Sparks

    Posted by Kristabeth on November 14, 2021November 14, 2021

    Earlier this month, my partner and I spent a long weekend in Woodstock, Vermont.  It was pretty much peak foliage. I imagined we would see some bright leaves, which we did. The mountainsides were covered …

    Spiritual Transformation
  • Thin Places – The Infinite Whatever

    Posted by Kristabeth on October 13, 2021

    I’ve long been intrigued by thin places. In Celtic tradition, thin places are locations where the energy between this world and the eternal thins. In these places, we become more aware of our connection to …

    Discernment, Spiritual Transformation
  • The Art of Imperfection

    Posted by Kristabeth on June 15, 2021

    Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer and powdered gold. It originated when the Emperor shattered his favorite cup. The cup was sent to China for repair but it was returned …

    Discernment, Spiritual Transformation
  • Is That Love in the Air?

    Posted by Kristabeth on February 10, 2021

    Valentine’s Day is almost upon us. This time of year brings back childhood memories of preparing my Valentine box for school and addressing cards for each of my classmates. It also reminds me of celebrating …

    Discernment, Spiritual Transformation
  • Honor the Dark

    Posted by Kristabeth on December 21, 2020December 21, 2020

    “Hello, darkness my old friend.” I’m that strange sort of person who likes the shorter days. I feel comforted when the darkness descends early. I like to feel wrapped in it, like a quilt, with …

    Discernment, Rituals
  • Holiday Expectations and Realities

    Posted by Kristabeth on December 2, 2020

    How are you feeling about the holidays this year? Excited? Apprehensive? Sad? Disappointed? A bit of each? Back in March, when the world first entered Covid lock-down, most of us couldn’t imagine it continuing this …

    Discernment, Spiritual Transformation
  • Thanksgiving During Covid

    Posted by Kristabeth on November 24, 2020

    “Happy Thanksgiving!” Those words land differently this year. Our gatherings this week probably won’t look much like gatherings of previous years. A few days ago, my Facebook feed shared a memory from two years ago …

    Spiritual Transformation
  • Fall Like a Leaf

    Posted by Kristabeth on November 3, 2020

    Like many people, (especially here in the Northeast) autumn is my favorite season. There is something about the change of the air in late August, when the nights get cooler and the days crisp, that …

    Discernment, End-of-Life, Spiritual Transformation
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