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Drifting Through Deep Time (Exhibit and Video)

“If one finds a rock boring, it’s not the rock’s fault.” (Attributed to Zen proverb) During August, 2021, I spent a week at a rented beach house on mid-coast Maine.  One afternoon, while scrambling among rocks strewn along the beach, I was attacked by hordes of black flies.  I found a breezy refuge on a large […]

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Family Ritual: Celebrating Cataclysm and Gratitude

A number of my family members are experiencing cataclysmic loss: an unexpected loss of a beloved job, a sudden closing of a school, a cousin’s boyfriend committed suicide, and the death of dear ones, to name a few. We felt a need to create a ritual during our Thanksgiving gathering that would provide space to […]

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Two books Include Religion in Cosmic History

This review of God in Cosmic History: Where Science & History Meet Religion by Ted Peters and this book, New Cosmic Story: Inside Our Awakening Universe by John Haught, are helpful for looking at the way Big History interfaces with other aspects of the Deeptime Story.

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Eco-Choices that Embrace the World

What is an eco-choice? A choice embracing the living-world—that is seen and unseen, heard and unheard, known and unknown, loved and unloved. Albert Einstein after World War II urged us to “widen our compassion” to include other persons who are different and also the natural world. As we face a climate crisis of our own […]

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This Logarithmic View of the Universe with Blow Your Mind

From the scale of planet Earth, at a few thousands of kilometers, to the scale of the observable Universe, at nearly 100 billion light-years, there’s a long way from here to the cosmic horizon. But rather than a linear scale, which would take several quintillions of Earths lined end-to-end to reach the limits of the […]

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