by Christine Sine Either on Twelfth Night (January 5), the twelfth day of Christmastide and eve of the feast of the Epiphany, or on Epiphany Day (January 6) itself, many…
by Christine Sine Today, the Eve of Epiphany, marks the last official day of Christmas. It celebrates the coming of the wise men and ushers in the season of Epiphany…
By Kate Kennington Steer — Where do I start writing about where to start? My jobs list for ‘post Christmas’ already ran at two pages before Advent had begun. I…
by Lilly Lewin I saw something on Instagram today that reminded me that we are in the middle of January. The post asked how everyone was doing on their New…
by Christine Sine Last week you may remember I shared what has become my mantra for 2018: May my life be in rhythm with eternal breath. As I enter this season…
By Lilly Lewin The season of epiphany begins on January 6th. Epiphany means….an appearance, a displaying, a showing forth, a making clear or public or obvious. I love Epiphany because…
Andy Wade – Sitting in my office, gazing into my garden sanctuary, it would be easy to be disheartened today. The skies are gray, rain is falling, and the garden…
by Talitha Fraser A pigeon and I shared morning tea, Coconut rough and brine of the sea Our feet rest on yellowed moss over stony cement I think he talked,…
by Cynthia Helton The other day I’d written the draft of a totally different article regarding the theme of Epiphany. It had to do with the gifts of the Magi,…
by Jeannie Kendall The wise men have always intrigued me. Of course the tradition is there – a named three kings bearing no resemblance to the quiet restraint of the…
