anything can be spiritual

Here are three things I loved this week!

This “group art project/photo hunt” by Detroit-based artist Perry put the biggest smile on my face.

I love this illustrated bingo card so much, I’m tempted to participate by having six friends sit in a cemetery, and/or finding a horse to touch, and/or organizing a zombie mall bicycle ride.

Check it out here: liminalbingo.com

I read Christina Figueres’ The Future We Choose: The Stubborn Optimist’s Guide to the Climate Crisis a couple of years ago, and I loved being reminded of her work via The Marginalian:

It really is about the quality of presence… Any experience, any interaction, anything can be mundane. And anything can be spiritual. The very same interaction, the very same experience can be either mundane or spiritual. The only difference between the two is how I live it. What quality of presence do I bring to it? And that is true about our experiences. It is also very true about our mindset, about our narrative and our action. [We must] understand that mindsets lead to narratives, lead to action, and above all, that every single action of ours carries our signature.

This week is production week for May’s issue of The Cloud Report. I got them from the printer, and every one of the 3,075 reports needs to be labeled, stamped, and sealed for mailing.

Not a lot else happens during production week, but I kick-started a couple of exciting things this week, so stay tuned.

Thanks for being here!

Christine Tyler Hill

Website: christinetylerhill.com

Email: cth@christinetylerhill.com