by Christine Sine When I walk the seashore, I meet in that one sacred space, both the immanent and the transcendent God. The ocean stretches out as far as my…
by Christine Sine, Did’ you know that walking barefoot benefits not only our balance and body alignment. It also increases muscle strength, and most surprising of all it helps our…
by Christine Sine An old story tells of a Godly monk who asked his students: “How do you know when the darkness is dispelled and the dawn has come?” Is…
by Christine Sine Henri Nouwen calls hospitality “the creation of a free and friendly space where we can reach out to strangers and invite them to become our friends…. He…
by Christine Sine By the simple act of altering the position of one’s head a different kind of world may appear (Robert Macfarlane Landmarks 241) Some of you may remember…
by Christine Sine We used to say ‘interesting’, then ‘very interesting’, then ‘amazing’, and now, at least in cool circles, or circles trying to be cool, ‘awesome’. An American waiter…
Generalism is an enemy of wonder because it suppresses uniqueness (Roger Deakin Waterlog: A Swimmer’s Journey Through Britain) These words sent chills (the good kind) through my body, covering me…
by Christine Sine “We have stunned the world out of wonder” says Robert MacFarlane in his fascinating book Landmarks. He goes on the suggest that “once a landscape goes undescribed and therefore…
by Christine Sine Jesus has come to transform people not to exclude them (Richard Rohr Wondrous Encounters 21) It was these words of Richard Rohr that held my attention this…
