life goes by FAST
"I want her to see the world through the underside of a glass bottom boat, to look through a magnifying glass at the galaxies that exist on the pin point of a human mind. Because that’s how my mom taught me. " -Sarah Kay
This is my journey
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Jesus was a lone, wandering preacher with a small knot of followers. His message was radical. Leave your family, give away all you own, and devote yourself selflessly to God—which meant loving not only one’s neighbors, but also one’s enemies. He was adamantly apolitical, even to the point of refusing to defend himself at his own trial. He never spoke of homosexuality or abortion. And his only comments on marriage were confined to a condemnation of divorce and a forgiveness of adultery. So, how did we get to a point where the message of Christianity in America has drifted so far from Jesus?
GREAT POINT!
Our editor Tina Brown’s editor’s letter in this week’s issue, introducing Andrew Sullivan’s piece on the crisis in Christianity. [Bonus! Chat live with Andrew at 2pm ET for a Q&A.] (via newsweek)
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This is the first in a series of pictures I intend to post called “Motivating Mindfulness”. The idea is that we all need tools in place to motivate, inspire or otherwise wake us up to mindfulness. My first in the series is Moleskine Notebooks!
For those of you that don’t know, I’m a wee bit obsessive about my little Moleskine notebooks. I use them for everything! I have hard cover ones with bookmarks for journaling and artistic explosions and I have little pocket-sized soft cover ones for work organization and to-do lists. I’m now moving into a more focused writing exercise in the slightly larger soft cover moleskines. It’s funny how finding the right place in which to record your thoughts can actually motivate you to complete tasks, record experiences and illustrate the world around you. The presence and consciousness I experience through the tactile experience of writing is profound.
