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A few photos from the Cambridgeshire Fens near the Wilbrahams

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Scattering beautiful, jubilant grains of sand on the slippery slope and in the cogs of the (normalization) machine

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The heat of the sun and the cooling philosophy of Nietzsche and Epicurus

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The Cambridge Unitarian Church Memorial Garden—one of four town gardens

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“We say God and the imagination are one... How high that highest candle lights the dark”—a religion without God and an ecology without Nature?

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When you realize that everything is interconnected, you can't hold on to a concept of a single, solid, present-at-hand thing “over there” called Nature—a few photos of a very hot Botanic Garden and a few words by Timothy Morton

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What's the minister up to?

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An après dérive—being a devout meditation in memory of John Reston (d. 1551), Doctor of Divinity—the subversive and transformative act of drifting

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“Of course there is no God. But we must believe in Him”—Eric Voegelin (1901-1985)

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