9/ The Rishi path still speaks across faith lines—not by syncretism but solidarity. How? Its resonance isn't doctrinal—it is existential. For Kashmiris, the Rishis embodied the spiritualization of political refusal. Not religion in politics, but politics sanctified by the poor.
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Copy of tweet here: and An inter-spiritual blessing, this #SurvivalSummit day, from the Poor People’s Campaign Agriculture Project. #ppcAgricultureProject #universalistagriculture #agrosocialecology #swordsintoploughshares Head of the Crucified Christ, with calligraphy: Poor People’s Campaign “The light of thy being has dawned upon the horizon of my being and there will be no sunset.” Monsour Hallaj The Martyr of Islam Quote tweet: Garlic for Mohammed. It’s garlic planting season and today, the Poor People’s Campaign Agriculture Project passed along 60lbs of organic seed garlic to Mohammed, a Rohingya refugee, one of 24 refugee farmers raising food at #OutgrowingHunger’s site in Boring, OR.
@AimeTim 1/ You're very kind. In Islamic cultures, a ubiquitous turn of phrase, ‘Allahu 'Alam’ or 'God knows best', seems particularly relevant to any discussion of 'the katechon.' In consideration of the Hour arriving "like a thief in the night", a lowly political theology, then.
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Copy of art, acrylic inks on paper. Variation on Celtic Triquetra with calligraphy: The Heaven Of Earth. Make It Real. Calaveras County Poor People’s Campaign Farm