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Losing And Finding Home

David Price
3 min readJan 4, 2021

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August Malmstrom , Spirits in a landscape

When time is running out and no one can find the time anymore, it is not simply time that is missing, but the touch of the eternal. Like everything else, time originates in eternity and when it can no longer be found, that is the place to look for it. The “ends of time” lead back to the roots of eternity, which are also the unending source of genuine inspiration, great ideas, and meaningful visions.

To be alive at this time means to be caught in a great unraveling that strands us near all the loose threads of creation; but it also means to be close to the revelation of the new design and the next paradigm. The old knowers say that the cave of knowledge can be found in the depths of the human soul, that each soul is threaded with inner qualities intended to be woven into the world and added to the garment of creation. They say that the creative energies of each soul become more important when the dark times come round again. In facing up to the enormous problems of the world and accepting the troubles that knock on our doors, we can better learn what hidden resources, deep resolves, and surprising designs we have hidden within us.”

- Michael Meade, “Why the World Doesn’t End”

The question of home has followed me through life. My family moved every few years as I grew up. They settled in one rooted place when I was ten years old but I kept moving…

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David Price
David Price

Written by David Price

I write about creativity, loving, language learning and psycho/spirituality. I’m a longtime painter and reader.

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