Book of Hours and the Inward Sea
March 25, 2019
Scanned: December 14, 2005 Howard Thurman at Marsh Chapel March 6, 1959 Historical
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Dearest child of mine,
Beautiful, and obvious only after you say it, is the comparison of monastic prayer times to the new hours kept by the those charged with the care of new life. Up in the wee hours, circling and chanting!
I love the collages! Pallet so true. Inward Sea suspended and intricate and blazing!
An splendid entry in what has grown into an amazing journal. When I think of when you started it! That summer of waiting for things to begin! And so they did.
Congratulations Anna! 🌱🌿☘🌳🌻🌾