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Landfill Harmonic - An orchestra for kids in Paraguay with instruments made from trash? Watch this video about the transformative power of music, which also highlights two vital issues of our times: poverty and waste pollution. new


M.C. Richards said "Poets are not the only poets." Her art integrated all aspects of her life and she felt we are all artists if we carefully pay attention to the wealth of gifts at our fingertips.

Crossing the Unknown Sea – Poet David Whyte tells of a meeting with Brother David in which he learns that “the antidote to exhaustion is not necessarily rest.”

The life of Käthe Kollwitz shows what happens when creativity embraces the poor of the world.

Whether you are a sophisticated film-buff or simply enjoy the occasional movie night, you are in for an adventure when you view the films described here, each revealing unique facets of gratefulness.

Surfing the Night - A friend's gift allows Mary Lou Worster Anderson to "surf the waves" of her own creativity.

What's haiku? - Try your hand at writing a haiku poem and read some of our examples.

Stephen Mitchell’s poem “Jerome” vividly conveys the absorption of the artist’s way.

Georgia O'Keeffe reflects on the wideness and wonder of the world.

Sister Galen Martini and Brother David Steindl-Rast discuss The Artist at the Crux of Community.

Art and the Sacred explores awe -- that inexplicable fusion of fear and fascination -- through poetry and a painting.

Seeing with the Inner Eye --What appears as dry, wrinkled, and old may surprise us when viewed through the inner eye.

Work and Leisure - Every work that is well done bears the marks of leisure.

Movin' On Up (excerpt) - Mahalia Jackson writes that "a song must do something for me as well as for the people that hear it."

Enjoy our children’s picture gallery and then use paint, pastels, pencils or any medium of your choice to discover what you’d like to create with fresh vision.

 
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EDITORIAL POLICY
ANGeL's goal is to offer you through this website an immediate and intimate experience of living gratefully. In selecting topic resources, as elsewhere, we favor quality over quantity. This page is not meant to be a directory of related websites and organizations. Rather, we have selected a few specific links and readings that we believe are most helpful in getting you in touch with your experience. Of course, the Internet is vast and our knowledge is limited; so if you know of a link or a book that is more helpful than what's listed, be sure to let us know.