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Marilyn McEntyre

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The Outer Edges of Prayer

He declares, “This isn’t / exactly a prayer. It’s more / the unbelieving yelp of prey grabbed suddenly by a wolf . . . .”

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Thoughts and Prayers

One day, praying for a dying friend I knew neither prayed nor believed, it occurred to me not only to pray on his behalf, but,

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Put Your Hands in the Soil

Scientific journals have reestablished what healers and spiritual teachers have known for centuries: that being in the presence of plant life helps humans thrive.

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Noticings

A work of art is an invitation to the interior. It’s an invitation to stop for a moment and adjust our vision. It’s a reminder

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Legislating Language

The language restrictions imposed on CDC research and reporting take the question of language censorship to a new level as well.

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Being Prepared

How often has any of us heard someone, bemused, say aloud, “I didn’t know I had it in me.”

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