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Reclaiming “Kyrie Eleison” this Christmas
This Christmas I have been leading embodied prayer and song with the phrase “Kyrie Eleison.” It was traditionally understood as a plea for forgiveness, but has a deeper meaning rooted in healing and unconditional love. Its original context in ancient Greece invoked divine assistance for wholeness rather than guilt. Jesus’s teachings emphasized unconditional love, and… Read more
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Bedtime Doom
In a cozy moment, a couple engages with an AI chatbot to create a bedtime story. The narrative shifts between themes of doom and adaptation, emphasizing human connection amidst societal collapse. Through the characters’ journey in a dystopian setting, it explores ideas of relinquishment, resilience, and finding positivity in shared experiences and profound relationships. Is… Read more
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Blinded by The Light (newspaper)
The UK is experiencing a rise in ethno-nationalist politics, highlighted by Nigel Farage’s controversial views, including alleged anti-Semitism. Critics argue that his rhetoric promotes divisive sentiments rather than addressing the systemic troubles with capitalism. I think The Light newspaper exemplifies the same trend, channeling dissent into conspiratorial narratives instead of analyses which could help organizing… Read more
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