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Posts: John Muir, The Unruly Mystic™

10 Things You don’t Know About John Muir

Celebrate John Muir’s Birthday on April 20 or any day to show your appreciation for his work for nature preservation. He was a farmer. He was also a sheepherder as well as an orchardist with the family orchard in Martinez, California. He camped with a President. Muir toured President Roosevelt on a 4-day trip through […]

Through the Eyes of John Muir

“Through the Eyes of John Muir” presents a series of hands on and engaging lessons designed for classroom teachers, parents of both home school and independent study students.

What did John Muir call hiking?

There are always some people in the mountains who are known as “hikers.” They rush over the trail at high speed and take great delight in being the first to reach camp and in covering the greatest number of miles in the least possible time. they measure the trail in terms of speed and distance. […]

Posts: Saint Hildegard, The Unruly Mystic

Does a “patron saint” still hold relevance in the modern world?

Divine Inspiration or Human Genius: Who Deserves the Title of Patron Saint of Creativity? The selection of a patron saint is a subjective process influenced by various factors, including historical context, theological interpretations, and popular opinion. Determining a patron saint for a specific concept like creativity is a complex process with no single, definitive answer. […]

Judy Chicago: Hildegarde of Bingen Place Setting

Judy Chicago and The Dinner Party Judy Chicago’s iconic installation artwork, ‘The Dinner Party‘ was presented at UCLA Armand Hammer Museum and Cultural Center, Los Angeles. I had the profound opportunity to attend and witness this monumental installation artwork. It first debuted in 1979, set on a triangular table, 48′ x 48′ x 48′, a […]

Virtual Pilgrimage: Hildegard von Bingen

Awakening the Unruly Mystic Within: Navigating Life’s Depths with Saint Hildegard Take a virtual pilgrimage! This first time, special ecumenical online pilgrimage** in available on YouTube for free. Created by pilgrim-filmmaker Michael M. Conti, who took the 85-mile “Hildegard Way” through the Nahe river region in Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany. It was an inspiration from Dr. […]

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