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Mother Nature Offers A Process-Model of Indigeneity
The author explores the perception of grass within colonial contexts, contrasting the English term “grass” with the Algonquin “mashkosiw,” which recognizes individual plants. The essay argues that colonial practices erase the individuality of natural beings, exemplified by sidewalk grass, which symbolizes broader orders of power and violence against nature.
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Poetic Reflection – Dominion
A poem about God’s vast dominion, reflecting on personal insignificance, and seeks liberation through surrender.
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2 Day Course: Building An Intimate Relationship with Nature
I am conducting a 2 day course at Rosslyn Country Park on 17th and 31st May 2025 as part of MWAE programme. Agenda for first day:A short introductionDemonstration/follow along of observing an aspect of nature with one sense30 minute practice sessionA short walk15~20 minute reflection sessionParticipants encouraged to keep practising over the two weeks before…
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Embracing God Consciousness: The Art of Mindful Walking
The concept of “taqwa” emphasizes God’s omnipresence, urging mindfulness in daily life. Walking mindfully fosters a deeper connection with God, facilitating silent conversations and awareness of His presence in nature and personal experiences.
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The Art of Mindful Walking Part 3
The post discusses the art of mindful walking, emphasizing key principles of silence, observation, reflection, and acting on reflection. It details the author’s experiences in nature, highlighting the significance of sensory awareness including touch, sound, and smell. The author encourages readers to practice these techniques for enhanced connection to their environment.
