Day: February 9, 2021

Organ music to accompany your vaccine shot

| Posted on February 9, 2021 |

Salisbury Cathedral is operating as a Coronavirus vaccine center. That provides organist John Challenger with a captive and appreciative audience.

Scooters and Moving Forward!

| Posted on February 9, 2021 |

“So here’s the thing friends, this isn’t just about scooter riding (as fun as they are), but perhaps there’s something in your life that is taking time, practice, and a little bit of patience on your end.”

Fragments on Fragments #33: Being Human in a Pandemic

| Posted on February 9, 2021 |

‘Sophronein’, ‘thinking well’, comes up a lot in Heraclitus. It’s that Greek word which sums up what it means to live a good, balanced life. It’s not just about ‘thinking’ as we might define it; it’s about a way of living. This saying pushes the point a bit further, and makes it clear that this sort of thinking is not just something inside our heads.

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