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I Lived and Worked in an Italian Monastery

I Lived and Worked in an Italian Monastery

February 29, 2020
by Teneal Zuvela
Italy Yarns, Yarns

I am not a religious person. I consider the existence of god with an agnostic shrug and struggle to understand the conservatism of my church-going…

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My Scientology Experiment in Copenhagen

My Scientology Experiment in Copenhagen

February 26, 2019
by Monica Wasch
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It was on a winter afternoon, during a stroll through the aesthetic architecture that Copenhagen is known for, that an impulse to cultivate myself with…

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I Went to a Balinese Trance Ceremony

I Went to a Balinese Trance Ceremony

August 24, 2017
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Bali Yarns, Yarns

An unanticipated phone call in the afternoon alerts me that a Daratan ceremony is taking place in a matter of minutes at Pura Dalem Agung,…

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I'm Not Religious, But Religion is Important

I’m Not Religious, But Religion is Important

May 29, 2017
by Hosna Eqbal
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I remember the day I told my mum I couldn’t confidently say that I am religious. “I feel like I have failed as a parent,”…

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Welcome Home

Welcome Home

March 20, 2017
by Abigail Prichard
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Pt. I You are bleary eyed, stiff and ready to be home. Your flight has just landed in Frankfurt and you have to catch a…

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The Realisation that Man is a Beast

The Realisation that Man is a Beast

December 28, 2015
by Gravy
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Now that the fuzzy wave of Christmas cheer has subsided, I’ve got something to say, and you’re not going to like it. You are not…

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Pseudo-Spiritual Travellers

Pseudo-Spiritual Travellers

November 26, 2013
by Nat Kassel
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I have an aversion to pseudo-spiritual travellers that is perhaps more dogmatic than their spirituality. Searching out a bungalow in India, I am deterred by…

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