engaging the spirituality of everyday life   
Welcome to The Virtual Teahouse Sign in | Join | Help
in Search

Browse by Tags

All Tags » spirituality   (RSS)
  • The Spirituality of Politics and the Politics of Spirituality

     Beth's recent blog inspired me to offer a few thoughts of my own on the connection between spirituality and politics.  Here they are.  These days most of us can see the difference between religion and spirituality.  Some of us, like me, believe the two can be distinguished but not completely separated, while others think ...
    Posted to Bill Ellis (Weblog) by Bill Ellis on October 22, 2008
  • Waiting in the Garden: Stories of hula-hoops, humus and holy crappola

      We had a lively and wonderful gathering for the March Central Oregon Fire Circle last night, March 21st. Great fire with the full moon rising over the back fence. Several new people, as well as regulars and us old-timers came out for the celebration of  the coming of the light or spring AND at the same time the holy darkness ...
    Posted to Beth Patterson (Weblog) by beth on March 22, 2008
  • Tea for Two, Deja Vu

    ''Where there's tea, there's hope.''  Had to be one of our Brit friends who quipped this, yes?  Tea for Two...2008!  Can it be that it was a year ago that we jumped-started this website  with the Tea for Two...Million campaign?  Well, so, you are invited to a global tea party!  Please join friends ...
    Posted to Beth Patterson (Weblog) by beth on March 19, 2008
  • The One-Armed Bandit

      We live in a society which is dedicated to twosomes: two hands, two feet, two breasts, two eyes, two ears, two nostrils, two knees, two thighs--one could go on.  And then there is the story of Noah on the ark and how all the animals came in two by two--seemingly fulfilling some idea of perfection, and, of course, the possibility of ...
    Posted to Ann Turner (Weblog) by ann turner on March 18, 2008
  • At play in the heart of the matter, Take 2!

    del.icio.us Tags: trees,connection,play,dreams,windows One of the joys as well as potholes of hosting a rich  and engaging site like the Virtual Tea House is that I'm constantly scouting around, looking for cool stuff to 'drag home' to the site.  As I was doing something or other this morning, related to a new site-friend Anthony ...
    Posted to Beth Patterson (Weblog) by beth on March 16, 2008
Developed by Black Crater Software Solutions Powered by Community Server (Personal Edition), by Telligent Systems Logo by Broadway Studios

Copyright © 2007 Virtual Teahouse and Black Crater Software Solutions LLC