Wesley @Wesley@social.theliturgists.com

“The Liturgists Community” on FB took down my link to a gofundme for Bushi and his family (episode, Buddhism Part 1). I guess a Liturgist can’t ask for help. He and his family live in their Center which has been without power for a month. I can vouch for this as I am a student there, and they’re relying on my little generator. https://www.gofundme.com/thomasville-buddhist-center-tbc?teamInvite=6LqLhTFPV1ddRAh51m9nuSmUI2K5Q5wv95OmvPWFgcB1BdYtfAdCl2pteb0L5Oqf

I have a couple dear friends who are deaf or are hard-of-hearing, and find listening to podcasts almost impossible. This has been difficult particularly when it comes to the Liturgists - they would love to be a part of this community, but are unable to consume the main form of media that the community is based on, making it difficult.

I've seen podcasts put out transcripts of episodes; has there ever been talk of this for the Liturgists? Any other thoughts or ideas?

If you are interested in better understanding the problem of waste and recycling, and how to live sustainably, I highly recommend this episode of the podcast 99% Invisible that came out yesterday: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/national-sword/

I know some of you enneagram nerds out there listen to the Sleeping at Last podcast, but in case you haven't heard of it I highly recommend it. It is the single best enneagram resource I have come across to date. It has transformed my understanding of the enneagram as a whole, helps me empathize with types I struggle to understand, and gives a much more fair description of types who seem to regularly get the short end of the stick, notably 4s and 6s. Oh, and the songs are beautiful.