About Us
Our Shared Background
Our Shared Background
Our Shared Background
- We're all human in this circle of life. (Some more humane than others.)
- We all won the lottery of monthly egg and swim-fin sperm which became more than cells and grew into us --- conscious sentient beings.
- We're all alone in this together. This site explores and supports individual growth and healing for spiritually creative purpose in relationship to our fellow humans alive in local community connected to the vast cosmos of Our Creator.
Nature's Majesty
Our Shared Background
Our Shared Background
- Antidote to understandably sad feelings about climate disruption and habitat loss? Experience nature's majesty still available to us.
- As a perfectly imperfect person (JJ Sprowl, pen name) on the path of living on this earth aka soul school, constant notes running through an evolving spiritual practice: Nature photography using digital phone camera, not just to capture habitat at risk but to remember what's been here and celebrate beauty still existing; meditation and prayer; poetry written, spoken and read; splashing in the pond of fictional words; filling the well by time spent outdoors and inside film theaters (glory of scenic backdrops); mixed media art on canvas of bird feathers, other found items and the color palette.
- Naturally best of all --- freely shared spiritual support among peers for health, emotional authenticity and happiness on balance.
Favorite Things
Our Shared Background
Favorite Things
- Have you traveled to make memories of fond connections to people and places? Favorite things!
- Have you enjoyed the friendship of a child, a dog or cat (domestic or feral), or the warbling birds nesting nearby? Favorite things!
- Have you cherished the relaxing solace and caring embrace of meditating and/or praying as you choose into Our Creator's own cosmic heart? Favorite things!
- Have you relished an "aha" moment of research beneath the surface of something that seems off the mark intuitively? (My biggest "aha" in unpacking past programming was when I learned that ekklesia, questionably translated by religion as "church," really refers to wherever two or more are gathered to care.)
- Hold on. Don't give up. Always more to come!