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View of “Spirituality” at One College

Posted in Articles, Engaging & Shaping the World, Other on Mar 11 2010.

One person’s view of spirituality on a campus known for ignoring God:

“Walk the paths that wind through Hampshire College’s wooded campus and you will find offerings left behind: Prayer flags and God’s eyes hang from trees. Stacked stones mark certain paths, with students referring to one cairn-filled location as the Zen Garden. Poems, hopes, meditations, and prayers are left behind, stashed in plastic lockers. These items are continually shifting and replenishing.

No one organized this. It is a spontaneous outpouring of spirituality that is powerful, personal, creative, and unconventional — like our students themselves. Yet the world often seems to perceive mine as an institution hostile to religion and devoid of spirituality.”

The entire article is at http://tinyurl.com/yep9rcr

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