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Get a handle on Christmas. Book now. De-stress in Úbeda and shop for Christmas gifts in Málaga
We need to be present where we are, but sometimes we need to spend some time organizing the best places and times to be who we are, right where we should be. With these GaJol words of wisdom, I encourage you to think about Christmas and Christmas presents and Christmas stress now and get it all together.
Book the little journey here, where you first follow me into an immersion of yourself in the (my) breathtaking city, Úbeda, in the Andalusian mountains. You'll be pampered with good food and enjoy the self-absorption to the fullest, because afterwards you'll not only get the Christmas spirit going so you can share it at home, you'll also have time to buy Christmas presents in Málaga - one of Europe's most beautiful Christmas cities.
The trip is on the first Sunday of Advent - a wonderful start to Christmas.
Opening speech: Kirsten Klein shows us that we are bound to the landscape.
When I first met Kirsten Klein, we talked about where her pictures come from."They probably come from somewhere where it hurts," she replied. I didn't know then, but I know now. That's where the recognition takes hold. From that place where life is not only good, but also painful. Back then, I hadn't lost my youngest boy, the pain of my life was milder then, but some was there, and we talked about children coming or not, about being a child myself. About longing and being rootless, being moved around, the roots that were not allowed to take hold. You went out. Out into the wind. Nature became your "ally" you said. Out there you could grow. "I don't pray," she said."It's not like that. My spirituality is tied to the landscape."
Chronicle in Kristeligt Dagblad: The church must talk about experiences
Without having any church background or the slightest bit of spiritual longing, years ago I suddenly had to learn to live with, among other things, two visions of Jesus standing upside down in front of me and talking to me, as I recount in "I met Jesus". Up to every other of us have experiences, I documented in the sequel "We met Jesus - And what does it matter to others", but it is still not a field that has been researched much in how we as a society or church should live with.
News and posts
Get a handle on Christmas. Book now. De-stress in Úbeda and shop for Christmas gifts in Málaga
We need to be present where we are, but sometimes we need to spend some time organizing the best places and times to be who we are, right where we should be. With these GaJol words of wisdom, I encourage you to think about Christmas and Christmas presents and Christmas stress now and get it all together.
Book the little journey here, where you first follow me into an immersion of yourself in the (my) breathtaking city, Úbeda, in the Andalusian mountains. You'll be pampered with good food and enjoy the self-absorption to the fullest, because afterwards you'll not only get the Christmas spirit going so you can share it at home, you'll also have time to buy Christmas presents in Málaga - one of Europe's most beautiful Christmas cities.
The trip is on the first Sunday of Advent - a wonderful start to Christmas.
Opening speech: Kirsten Klein shows us that we are bound to the landscape.
When I first met Kirsten Klein, we talked about where her pictures come from."They probably come from somewhere where it hurts," she replied. I didn't know then, but I know now. That's where the recognition takes hold. From that place where life is not only good, but also painful. Back then, I hadn't lost my youngest boy, the pain of my life was milder then, but some was there, and we talked about children coming or not, about being a child myself. About longing and being rootless, being moved around, the roots that were not allowed to take hold. You went out. Out into the wind. Nature became your "ally" you said. Out there you could grow. "I don't pray," she said."It's not like that. My spirituality is tied to the landscape."
Chronicle in Kristeligt Dagblad: The church must talk about experiences
Without having any church background or the slightest bit of spiritual longing, years ago I suddenly had to learn to live with, among other things, two visions of Jesus standing upside down in front of me and talking to me, as I recount in "I met Jesus". Up to every other of us have experiences, I documented in the sequel "We met Jesus - And what does it matter to others", but it is still not a field that has been researched much in how we as a society or church should live with.
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