“Transposing Shakespeare’s tragedy from medieval Scotland to feudal Japan, director Yukio Ninagawa created a breathtaking world filled with samurai, kabuki witches, a highly expressive cherry tree, and a moving musical score of Buddhist chant and western classical music. This revival, the last production directed by Ninagawa before his death in 2016, transforms the Bard’s brutal tale of greed, ambition, and revenge into a poetic meditation on the ephemeral nature of existence.”
Trans-inclusive language in religious texts is SO IMPORTANT. There is nothing in some young people’s lives that can either validate or dehumanize them so quickly as how they see themselves represented in the words of their religion.
May all who need to see these words find them.
I use this book every day as an interfaith hospital chaplain- i highly recommend.
my last rational brain cell trying to convince my paranoid
superstitious ass that my bad luck is unrelated to the position of the
planets, the time of year, the number of crows on my roof, or my star
sign:
My traveler’s notebook and video diary vlog of our trip all around the British Isles — including geocaching at almost every stop! My traveler’s notebook is a little different from the typical traveler’s notebook, and it’s my first one. I really enjoyed working on it during my trip, and I’ll probably make another one of these vlogs the next time I travel. Subscribe for more!
Lauren Fairweather, the crafty YouTuber who inspired me to start a traveler’s notebook, as well as make a vlog about it – I highly recommend her videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/devilishlypure
All music in this video was either from live musicians I encountered on the trip, or otherwise from iMovie or incompetech.com. Kevin MacLeod is the best.
Our stops were: London — Guernsey — Cork — Dublin — Belfast — Glasgow — Inverness — Edinburgh — Paris — London (again)
Solutions Without Problems 