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Sunrise to sunrise,
prayerful rhythm of the day.
Will we be awake?
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-Haiku by Antony Hanson at Coming to the Quiet / photo is mine taken on Saltspring Island
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Sunrise to sunrise,
prayerful rhythm of the day.
Will we be awake?
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-Haiku by Antony Hanson at Coming to the Quiet / photo is mine taken on Saltspring Island
Dearest dancing monks, artists, and pilgrims, We are so delighted to be welcoming Lydia Violet and Te Martin who will lead an online program based on The Work That Reconnects, created by Joanna Macy, on Tuesdays from October 21st – November 11th. This work is so
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