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Following on from our last episode, this week I'm looking at the concept of exile - spiritual, physical, emotional, societal - and how we both flourish in the wilderness and find our way back into the city afterwards. Exile can be the seedbed for character growth, destiny, newness and a more loving life. I share how I've found this to be true in my own life and we look at an important historical figure who experienced exile in their own profound way. The music in this podcast is kindly provided by Rhys Machell from his meditative album 'In Glass'. Click here to hear more.
In a daring move of unprecedented nervousness, I'm taking Commoners Communion on the road!
I'm hoping to invite more people to join us in these conversations and to connect face to face with all of you who have been listening, writing and sharing.
Throughout the North Island tour, I'll be sharing on living a life of poetry (maybe even sharing some of my own poetry God-willing), starting some discussion, Q & R and maybe even a little liturgy to ground us in the Great Tradition.
My hope for the tour is that we can start brewing a community that crosses cultural, denominational and social boundaries to encourage each other to live a life of beauty, mystery and revelation.
It feels like there has never been a more important time to see beauty in the other nor to find new language and ways of being in a world starved for connection and intimacy.
I'm really excited to come hang out with you guys and share the love.
Arohanui,
Strahan.
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