All These Hungry Ghosts - Spoken Word

This is a guided meditation created with Nicole Kraemer for the Five Touchings of the Earth practice in the Plum Village tradition, open of all gender and sexual identities, and focused on honoring our Queer Ancestors, Descendants, and parts of ourselves.

Queer Lineages Guided Meditation - 5 Touchings Of The Earth

Love Is Greater Than Fear

No Coming, No Going

This brief meditation focuses on mid-winter as a time for rest and also for tending to loved ones and community. Cultures around the world have marked this time through earth-honoring celebrations such as Imbolc, Lunar New Year, Setsubun, Candelaria or Candlemas, and the start of the Aztec calendar. As we continue to embrace winter as a time of going inward and darkness, we nourish the deep roots through silence and contemplation. This allows us to  generate energy for new life, new projects, and new perspectives to bloom in spring.

Linds Sits!

Mid-Winter Pause Meditation

This song offers a joyful, grateful overflow for the wonders of the natural world. With a group, one or more leaders can sing the verses, or the whole group could repeat the chorus without the verses.

I Love the Sound of the Rain

This song arrived on the eve of the 2024 US Presidential Election, as a recognition and longing for love for all of our bodies and places. As a "zipper" song, you can trade out words to suit the context, places, and people where you are singing.

This Whole World

This singing prayer arrived during a four day fast in the desert of Payahuunadu outside of Big Pine, California. The natural world reminds us to rest, to go to the rivers and forests to renew ourselves.

Lay Me Down

This song reminds us that with every action, word, and breath we are planting and tending the metaphorical "seeds" inside us -- seeds for peace, hope, love, and social change. Originally the song used the language of "tilling" the Earth but we have since adapted it to "tending" the Earth to honor the ways humans have worked harmoniously with lands for generations rather than the modern-day agricultural practices that often engage with land in destructive or exploitative ways.

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