Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
Well, I’ll admit it. I’m procrastinating. I should be writing a seminary paper on podcasting. But at the moment I’m pondering more about non-linear, emergent, participatory, ambient music. Yeah, I know. You were thinking the exact. same. thing! Specifically, I’m looking forward to Via Crucis :: Immerison 2010 that we’ll be creating this Spring. (if […]
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Tags: ambient, Emergent, experiential, music, non-linear, participatory, Via Crucis Immersion, worship
Planting Milkwood – building a sustainable life – About Us Quite possibly, this is who I want to be when I grow up! Click above and read.
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Here’s an email I sent to the Via Crucis creators (feel free to comment or email your evaluations and thoughts as well): Via Crucis :: Immersion 2008 is over. Really it is. You’ve probably moved on into new and exciting (or same-old and boring) things, as have I. But we need to put Via Crucis […]
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Tags: Via Crucis, Via Crucis Immersion
Via Crucis 2008
Via Crucis 2008 Originally uploaded by **CRT** Click this photo to view Cindy’s Flickr set of Via Crucis :: Immersion 2008 images. Like DG she’s a great photographer and captured the event well. I love the warm colors of many of her photographs, which I think evoke the atmosphere of the event at night. I […]
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the death of sin
the death of sin Originally uploaded by D.G.Flickr Click the photo to go to DG’s Flickr set of Via Crucis :: Immersion 2008 photos. He has a great eye and sense of color. I think he captured the tone of the experience well. Plus he played with some cool new featues on his camera, so […]
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Aradhna
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Tags: Art, Immersion, meditation, Via Crucis, worship
More thoughts on Immersion
Below is a diagram of the four realms of experience, taken from an unlikely source*. Though I am not fond of the term “escapist” this is the quadrant that I perceive our Stations engaging. We (all who go through the stations) should be active participants – not mere observers. There should be some kind of […]
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