Tag: incarnation

• Liminality

  Do you see yet? Do you see how to love the wave already breaking because it is a wave? Because it breaks? – Marilyn McEntyre, “Nothing Gold” liminality (n.) The transitional period or phase of a rite of passage, during which the participant lacks social status or rank, remains anonymous, shows obedience and humility, and…

  kathrynkong

  14 September 15

  kathrynkong, nonfiction

  awakening, dwell, grace, incarnation, liminality, negative capability, sojourner, the real

• The Naming of Things: Part Two

  So there I was, in the tangle of things, the mundane, trying to name things, grasping at presence. Naming anchors me, embodies me in the present, and affirms my joy and pain. Without this discipline, I would be swept away by the current of time and to-do lists, a wreck washed up on a distant…

  kathrynkong

  20 May 13

  kathrynkong, nonfiction

  grace, grief, incarnation, letting go, naming