Wednesday, September 27

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Spirituality

Little Shepherd highlights community engagement and outreach

If you’ve been in Crestone for a while chances are you have visited Little Shepherd in the Hills Episcopal church. It’s just north of Crestone Town Hall on Alder Street. The old log cabin at the back of the property is the chapel where worship services are conducted twice a month. The well-used fellowship hall is on the north and the beautiful community garden is on the south side of the churchyard. Volunteers help Ginny Ducale with the community garden, which grows more productive each summer. Much of the produce goes to the Crestone Food Bank. Volunteers usually prepare a...

Update on the new Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche stupa 

In the August Crestone Eagle we reported that the initial ritual asking the permission of the dieties of the land to build a stupa honoring Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche had taken place. We can now report the next steps taken beginning October 7, the first day of the 9th lunar month. The task of leveling the site began.  From the picture two things are clear:  the site for the stupa is small and the amount of earth to be moved is large.  Ben Brack used his small orange Kubota, a perfect size for this delicate task.  Monitoring the process of leveling,...

Update on the new Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche stupa 

In the August Crestone Eagle we reported that the initial ritual asking the permission...

Phylogenetic love & the state of grace A new consciousness for humanity

In 2006, Dr Jim Oschman, a research pioneer of Energy Medicine, gave a  presentation...

A sacred space continues: Miyo Samten Ling lays roots at former Nada Carmelite Hermitage

It only took Lama B. Alan Wallace two days to decide that he wanted...

The Flame: A filmmaker aims his camera at the spiritual life of Crestone/Baca

A curious person reads, observes, talks with people and ponders. A curious filmmaker does...

Mother God’s Dead Body Found at Home

We all thought we’d seen the last of “Mother God” aka Amy Carlson and...
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