How Animal Companions Help Us Connect To Our Bodies - Feathermane Soul Three times I day I bend at the waist, step through the gate, and enter the horse pasture because I don't want to open and deal with the heavy 16' long iron gate. (My kingdom for a walk-through gate!) My destination is each of the gates, and maybe depending on the time of day, the

Blogging today about how our animals help us map our body theology and connect us with ourselves and the wider world. Enjoy. #animalcompanions #bodyawareness #bodytheology #gentlemovement
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Episode 17: An Attempt To Define Spiritual Story - Feathermane Soul What is a spiritual story? What the heck am I talking about? Spiritual story is something I've been thinking about a lot to try and define into something I can share with others who will understand that I'm not talking about religion, and I'm talking about something that intersects with all areas of our lives.

What is a spiritual story? What the heck am I talking about? #bodytheology #emotionalwellbeing #innerstories #spiritualstory #yoga
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Reflections on Body Theology - Practical Theology Hub Bodies matter. They shape how we experience life—through our senses, movements, and our interactions with the world. Yet, our bodies are frequently sites of inequality and violence. In 2025, state-san...

Wrote a short reflection on #bodytheology for Practical Theology Hub, ft. some amazing contributions available to read on the site. Writers from all corners of the world, themes inc. #endomentriosis, #purityculture, abortion bans, and metaphors for suffering:
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Let’s Talk Social Constructs - Feathermane Soul According to the Miriam Webster dictionary, a social construct is an idea that has been created and accepted by society. (reference) Gender, along with the accompanying commonly accepted gender roles are social constructs, ones that we may not have even realized we've been socialized into until we start unpacking things. Social constructs are why our

According to the Miriam Webster dictionary, a social construct is an idea that has been created and accepted by society. In this blog I talk about how body theology and embodied theology can help us unpack those social constructs. #BodyTheology #spirituality
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I’m thrilled to be part of (FREE!) Queer Joy Summit! Come learn from 20+ queer speakers (including me!) on bringing more joy into everyday life. 🌈✨ Get your spot here: feathermanesoul.com/summit

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