“This is what rituals are for. We do spiritual ceremonies as human beings in order to create a safe resting place for our most complicated feelings of joy or trauma, so that we don’t have to haul those feelings around with us forever, weighing us down. We all need such places of ritual safekeeping. And I do believe that if your culture or tradition doesn’t have the specific ritual you are craving, then you are absolutely permitted to make up a ceremony of your own devising, fixing your own broken-down emotional systems with all the do-it-yourself resourcefulness of a generous plumber/poet.” –
Ceremonial Musings
No matter our spiritual or religious background, whether we are atheists or church goers, perhaps we can all agree on this: life is wonderfully mysterious. How could one gaze at a beautiful Colorado vista, or the stars stretching out into the universe, or a couple who is deeply in love, and not feel a sense of wonder? -Jen
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