Everyday Revelations

Everyday Revelations, presented by Prof. Adam Burgess, offers reflections on literature, philosophy, music, and spirituality.

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All the Flowers Kneeling

Contemplative Read #24

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My latest on Substack is a bit of a long one, but that's what happens with little sleep and lots of good music, plus a healthy dash of anxiety.

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Songs for Stillness - by Everyday Revelations

A few thoughts and a playlist.

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Moments of Being, Moments of Scrolling

Virginia Woolf, social media, and the quiet rebellion of lingering.

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O Salt, O Light: Hang On.

A 9/11 Reflection on the Daily Work of Tenderness and Hope

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Listening to Sufjan in the Waiting Room

On music, therapy, and the courage to pay attention

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Listening to Sufjan in the Waiting Room

On music, therapy, and the courage to pay attention

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A Blog is Always Becoming

Introducing Everday Revelations

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A Blog is Always Becoming

Introducing Everday Revelations

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Jane Austen and Jesmyn Ward

Two Contemplative Reads in September

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happy 9th birthday @heartstoppercomic <333 i will love nick and charlie forever and ever and ever

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Writing As Exorcism - Adam Burgess

Grief upon grief. Wrapping-up Maggie Nelson's Bluets (July) and beginning Michelle Zauner's Crying in H Mart (August).

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Writing As Exorcism - Adam Burgess

Grief upon grief. Wrapping-up Maggie Nelson's Bluets (July) and beginning Michelle Zauner's Crying in H Mart (August).

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New Substack Today

“A Servant of Sadness”

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A Servant of Sadness

Bluets, part one

In the first half of Maggie Nelson's Bluets, we're encouraged to stop and look, and to make our own meaning.

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As we’re getting ready for our first check in on this month’s project selection (Bluets by Maggie Nelson), here’s a reminder about next month’s book choice: Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner!