Happy are those who know:

In the Realm of the Passing Away

By Stephen Livine

All that exists does not for long.

Surrender

By Susan Donnelly

Give up the search for a path through this thick forest of life;

Advice to Myself

By Louise Erdrich

Leave the Dishes

For the Uses of Man

By John Muir

No dogma taught by the present civilization seems to form so insuperable...

Medicine of the Real

By Chameli Ardagh

What a kindness she showers upon me, not letting me skip any steps, or leave not even one stone unturned.

18:00 – FREE

Poetry - SAND19 US

With Maya Luna

Every human being has a cross to bear.

9:00 – FREE

The Art of Making the Invisible Visible
- SAND19 US

With David Ellzey

to fashion universes out of emptiness

Thealagie

By Shekhinah Mountainwater

In the beginning is Goddess

Unbelief

By Andrew Colliver

Unbelief is good medicine.

Everything is Ecstasy

By Jack Kerouac

We just don’t know it because of our thinking-minds.

2:00 – FREE

The Laughing Heart: Charles Bukowski

Your life is your life, don’t let it be clubbed into dank submission.

6:00 – FREE

Chimes - SAND19 US

With Sea Stars

Sea Stars is the musical collaboration of Kurt Baumann and Katie Gray.

1:00 – FREE

A COVID-19 Admonition

With Science and Nonduality

The CDC recommendations, in a language we can all understand

Waiting for Santa

By Scott Kiloby

Many on the spiritual path rightfully long for a sudden point in time when a shift happens

When Death Comes

By Mary Oliver

Subtle Sacraments

By Paul Swanson

Where do you see a window you can open for a subtle sacrament to slip into your day?

Sweet Darkness

By David Whyte

When your eyes are tired, the world is tired also

This is Not a Poem

By Fred LaMotte

Just a murmur whose poor thoughts won't reach the edge of the page.

Cannot Be Tought

The Return of the Black Madonna

By Matthew Fox

A Sign of Our Times or How the Black Madonna Is Shaking Us Up for the Twenty-First Century

"Pandemic" a poem

By Lynn Ungar

What if you thought of it as the Jews consider the Sabbath—the most sacred of times?

Taste Your Life Now

By Ellen Emmet

There is a kind of thinking which keeps life separate from herself

Come Solstice Come

By Rainer Maria Rilke

All will come again into its strength: the fields undivided, the waters undammed,