Mark Moore
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Mark Moore
A language she no longer knows, an ancient linguistic technology, only reconfirms her isolation.
11.3.2025 [3]
Such liturgical moments are profoundly true. The drama within the liturgy itself is made to serve the spiritual reality of the event. What they await is the corresponding movement within the human heart. Words alone are often not enough to open the door of the human heart itself. The dramatic portrayal adds yet one more plea from God in His... See more
2024 A+ Zettels
After all, what is a person other than a whole history of associations, loves, memories, attachments, and affinities? Who are we, other than all the others who have made us who we are, and to whom we belong as much as they to us? We are those others.
David Bentley Hart • That All Shall Be Saved: Heaven, Hell, and Universal Salvation
Worship is essential for human flourishing. For one thing, we are all worshipping something all the time. The idolatries that fester, even in a well-disciplined Christian heart, when we are confronted with nonstop news of terror and rumors, can only really be put to rest when we gather with others to “set forth God’s praise, hear his Holy Word, and
... See morejournal.praxislabs.org • Love in the Time of Coronavirus
[Shared Memories]
The way we remember the events that happen on the internet is different than reading a book. Information circulates and gets stored in a way that incorporates personal narratives as documentation, combining textuality with elements of oral storytelling. Bits of text and image serve as artifacts that help piece together complex... See more
The way we remember the events that happen on the internet is different than reading a book. Information circulates and gets stored in a way that incorporates personal narratives as documentation, combining textuality with elements of oral storytelling. Bits of text and image serve as artifacts that help piece together complex... See more
Capacities
PKM
Talk to the birds, trees, rocks – as if they were neighbours or friends. The world around you will suddenly become more alive.
“Connection isn’t about nature in our service, a slave to our needs, a commodity for our use, a sticking-plaster for our stresses. Nature isn’t there to provide us with therapy; that isn’t what connection is about.
... See moreI don’t quite know what to say, so I mostly listen. I’ve found during the past forty-eight hours with Gail and Colin that my role as their rabbi is less to dispense wisdom—I wouldn’t dare—and more to engage in the very holy work of not running away.
Sharon Brous • The Amen Effect: Ancient Wisdom to Mend Our Broken Hearts and World
‘Inside this network [the group matrix] the individual is conceived as a
nodal point. The individual, in other words, is not conceived as a closed
but as an open system’ (Foulkes 1964: 118).
Jason Maratos Resonance and Reciprocity: Selected Papers by Dennis
Brown 2013 p.255.
nodal point. The individual, in other words, is not conceived as a closed
but as an open system’ (Foulkes 1964: 118).
Jason Maratos Resonance and Reciprocity: Selected Papers by Dennis
Brown 2013 p.255.