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Tag Archives: Rilke
The Limits of Our Senses (redux): An Easter Sermon (sermon)
First Parish Church of Groton Here is the audio link to the sermon. Our reading, How the Rainbow Works by Al Young, read below by the author, is this poem that begins at 1:50 Let us enter into this … Continue reading
Posted in Hope, Sermons, Unitarian Universalism
Tagged al young, Easter, eye color cones, mantis shrimp, rainbow, Rilke, senses
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On Keeping (Ig)Noble Silence
At the meditation center – the Mothership I like to call it – Noble Silence is observed, even if one goes on Self Retreat, which is what I just did for three days: time on my own at the center … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Poems
Tagged Buddhism, meditation, mindfulness, noble silence, Rilke, Wendell Berry
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