An invitation to Pause, Encounter, and Grow together.
Photos © 2023 by Andrew Larsen Photography. Used with permission. Larsen is a Selah Companion.
About Haiku.
Haiku is a Japanese poetry form. A haiku uses just a few words to capture a moment and create a picture in the reader’s mind. It’s like a tiny window into a scene much larger than itself.
Traditionally, haiku is written in three lines, with five syllables in the first, seven in the second, and five in the third.
Characteristics of a haiku:
Consider writing a haiku today, perhaps while taking a contemplative walk? Send your haiku to the Here & Now Editor and you may see your work in a future post on Here & Now. – Debora Buerk, Editor
FALL 2023: Join writers from the Selah community on alternating Tuesday evenings (every two weeks) from 6-7 pm. Get your words flowing by writing in community through Zoom.
An online contemplative gathering that meets for 1 hour every Friday at 10am. It is free for anyone anytime. Register to receive the link.
A monthly in-person gathering for contemplative practice in Gig Harbor (WA). Meets monthly on second Tuesdays.
An online contemplative gathering that meets for 1 hour every Friday at 10am. It is free for anyone anytime. Register to receive the link.
OCT 14: For Companions and friends who are interested in the movement of Selah with a longing to go deeper in connection with God, others and oneself.
SEPT 2023-MAY 2024: Expand your capacity as a Spiritual Director through practice and training via Zoom.
An online contemplative gathering that meets for 1 hour every Friday at 10am. It is free for anyone anytime. Register to receive the link.
OCT 23 & NOV 6: Join us on-line for a two-part Creative Contemplative workshop led by Wendy Bryant and Cindy Waple. No artistic experience necessary.
An online contemplative gathering that meets for 1 hour every Friday at 10am. It is free for anyone anytime. Register to receive the link.
An online contemplative gathering that meets for 1 hour every Friday at 10am. It is free for anyone anytime. Register to receive the link.
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