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homo sum humani nihil a me alienum puto ~ i am human i consider nothing human alien unto me

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Showing posts with label Eureka Springs. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Eureka Springs. Show all posts

Sunday, May 6, 2018

Future Perfect Tense

I will have returned to Eureka Springs Arkansas sometime before my death. That much is certain, unless death comes suddenly and surprisingl...

Friday, November 24, 2017

Bear Mountain Apparition

A happening from several years ago November 24, 2012... I live on Bear Mountain in Eureka Springs Arkansas. Tonight I was enamored with th...

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Blessing of the Kindling

I awoke to a cold, drizzly, blue, misty morning here on Bear Mountain. I was immediately reminded of two things. We have entered into that...

Sunday, July 19, 2015

Open Doors

Again I find myself coming back to the theme of returning home and whether returning to a place is actually going backwards or rather a fo...

Friday, July 17, 2015

Can You Ever Go Home?

Can you ever go home? Conventional wisdom seems to say no, you can never go home. Such wisdom would suggest that once you leave, things ...

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Brian Ernest Brown: I’m an artist, activist, writer, poet, and reluctant priest, but perhaps most of all, a wanderer at heart.My priesthood finds its expression as an "episcopus vagans" or "wandering bishop" and "in peregrinatio pro Christo" or "in exile for Christ". My ordination and consecration was within the Independent Sacramental Movement.I celebrate inclusivity, compassion, grace, diversity, justice, peace, and love.I have always felt a calling toward caring for the marginalized, hurting, and lost, religious freedom, social justice, diversity, animal rights, compassion, peace, poetry, literature, music, and art. I'm an avid and vociferous supporter of human rights, rights for every one of us to be who God created us to be and love whom we choose.I have a deep love of art of all kinds but primarily I write, paint, and work with glass.I am from the gentle rolling hills of the Ozark Mountains and have lived there, on and off, most of my life. While I may wander from time to time, the Ozarks always call me back home.I serve as the Abbot Bishop of the Sacramental Community of the Coworkers of Christ. I'm simply a misfit mystic with an open heart and a free spirit celebrating life and love!

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