Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

Feeling the January blues? Some years ago, a perceptive pal told me why he reckoned so many of his clients were in crisis, in the immediate part of the new year. No, not family hiccups. Something deeper. Pointing a way forward, perhaps. The way home. facebook.com/nick.routledge.39/videos/3213261398757828/

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Quoted by@Plough @BenQuash 11/ When the world is being rightly related—when creation is participated with rather than merely used or admired—the world becomes more readable. There's a felt coherence, an intelligibility that emerges when divine life re-enters the fabric of things.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @CACRadicalGrace @knorriseyt Put in down-to-earth terms, what if shining a planetary light of illumination upon the very real experience of Christmas exhaustion, points us directly at a fully incarnational Christology?Quoted by@CACRadicalGrace @knorriseyt Put in down-to-earth terms, what if shining a planetary light of illumination upon the very real experience of Christmas exhaustion, points us directly at a fully incarnational Christology?Quoted byI love the Winter Solstice-Xmas nexus. In part, a reflection of winter-cropping as a beloved focus of mine, and feasting, among dear farming friends, celebrating the cosmic turn. Beyond any meaning we humans associate with it, why does the Solstice matter to us, as individuals?