“The natural world is the larger sacred community to which we belong”
Thoughts, images and videos on this theme are shared in this issue.
There is also a reminder to Companions to prayerfully consider becoming Trustees of Contemplative Fire.
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In this latest edition, there are ideas and reflections on continuing to live our Rhythm of Life individually and as a community during the Corona virus crisis. There is also a link to a ‘sound bath’ video using singing bowls
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There is nothing too big or too small that will not add to the value, creativity, and growth of our community – or the world at large, especially in these times…
This edition includes poetry and prayer for encouragement and reflection during the corona crisis and a report from the Trustees’ meeting in March.
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This edition has a poetry focus with contributions inspired by the recent Silent Retreat at Shallowford House, led by Adrian Scott.
There is also reporting from the Rev Brandan Robertson’s True Inclusion event in Cambridge.
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Our January edition is in a new layout as it is now available by online subscription also.
Read reflections on the Etty Hillesum Wisdom on the Way Day, a report on the work of the Charity Friends of Kianjai, and a full report on the Trustees’ January meeting, which our Bishop Visitor, Anne Hollinghurst hosted, where initial discussions on Leadership took place.
Saturday 1 February 2020 9.30 for 10am until 3.00pm
Led by Contemplative Fire Companions Ali Dorey and Mike Nutt.
There will be a short walk, including some simple body prayer. Our time together will offer opportunities for us to see the reality of climate change with new eyes and find hopeful ways of living in response.