Simone Weil saw attention as being fully present with a mystery and yet resisting the urge to solve it.
Kathryn VilelaNovember 11, 2024
After days of climbing, and just around 300 feet from the top, things were looking grim.
Kathryn VilelaAugust 9, 2024
Although trees do not have senses in the way we define them, we have a way of conceptualizing trees as…
Kathryn VilelaJune 5, 2024
The whole cultural message of “win or it doesn’t matter” is a pervasive one.
Kathryn VilelaMay 15, 2024
Between our eyes and our hands holding the pencil to the paper, we find a pretty complicated filter – our…
Kathryn VilelaFebruary 29, 2024
There was a singular narrative of what salvation looked like. Saul to Paul. Hell to Heaven. Death to Life. Lonely…
Kathryn VilelaJanuary 24, 2024
We realized that we didn’t actually have a handy, simple, imperative verb to say, “There’s a good thing coming.”
Kathryn VilelaDecember 20, 2023
I love flying. Believe it or not, I even love airports. I boarded my flight to Winnipeg, and as usual,…
Kathryn VilelaOctober 18, 2023
We’re hardwired to create story-arcs and we’ve been raised on heroes and happy endings, so the idea that Things Might…
Kathryn VilelaAugust 16, 2023
