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Have you found planner peace? 2026 planners hist Have you found planner peace? 2026 planners historically release on September 1st and academic planners have recently hit the market. My current thought is to continue with 1) the Common Planner from @sterlingink (currently in this leather cover). 2) Continue drafting my weeks with this undated spread from @cloth_and_paper 3) I’m also excited to try this beautiful quarterly planner that focuses on God’s plan, prayer, and habit formation from @coramdeoplanner (founded by CM mama, pastor’s wife, and artist @min.j.hwang) Let me know your planner plans! @rbaburina
What exactly is the purpose of narration? Do we us What exactly is the purpose of narration? Do we use the author’s words or our own words? Are we simply absorbing content which enables further discussion? Or is some kind of critical thinking involved? And what is meant by a liberal education? Does liberal mean broad or free? Does it mean for some or for all? And what would happen if the Honorary Secretary of the PNEU were to visit the United States of America … in the Roaring Twenties? Amazingly these three tantalizing questions were all addressed in the synopsis of an important conference in 1924. Read or hear the answers at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #liberaleducation #livingeducation #charlottemason #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemasonhomeschool #charlottemasonpodcast #homeschoolpodcast #parentsnationaleducationunion #theparentsreview #homeschooling #thePNEUvisitsAmerica #charlottemasonphilosophy #philosophyofeducation
“Age will not sever our love from Nature: but ra “Age will not sever our love from Nature: but rather will the ties which draw us to her be strengthened: becoming of sacramental significance, so that she becomes to us an outward and visible sign of an infinite love enfolding our lives; filling our hearts with lofty hopes and high courage; till the symbols are replaced by realities; and the heart that was in Tune with the Universe finds itself in Tune with God and Heaven.” — Alfred Thornley, PR19, p. 729 @artmiddlekauff 📷: @dave_stillwell . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #theparentsreview #naturestudy #natureassacrament #knowledgeofGod #livingeducation #charlottemason #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemasonhomeschool #parentsnationaleducationunion #homeschooling #eyesandnoeyes
“In the Charlotte Mason Digital Collection,” I “In the Charlotte Mason Digital Collection,” I wrote, “there are several pages of handwritten papers from Mason’s early days. These may be journal entries, drafts for books, or other reflections. I find it difficult to read Mason’s handwriting, but … I was wondering if you might have time to take a look at some of these documents to see if you can read enough of each page to get a sense of what each page is about.” The year was 2017 and I was writing to Linda Fern. Four days later she replied: “In this second document, … it appears to me that she is moving into working on another volume [of The Saviour of the World,] as the one we currently have ends with The Prodigal Son in Luke 15. Here, of course, she picks up on Luke 16 and calls it Book 1, Of Riches.” “I think you’ve struck gold,” I replied. And indeed she had. For in this stack of barely legible pages, Linda would identify twenty poems that were intended to be published as Charlotte Mason’s seventh poetry volume. To my knowledge no one even knew of their existence, much less of their content. Linda Fern and Antonella Greco then painstakingly analyzed each handwritten letter to transcribe Mason’s twenty last Gospel poems. And now Antonella has recorded them too. Today we present the poem that “picks up on Luke 16.” Read or listen to “The disciples learn about riches” at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff 🖼️: Parable of the Unjust Steward by A. Mironov . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #parablesofJesus #parables #therichman #thesteward #theunjuststeward #youcannotservetwomasters #Godandmammon #thesaviouroftheworld #knowledgeofGod #saviouroftheworld #thedisciple #thegospelhistory #dummelow #forthechildrenssake #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemason #charlottemasonbiblelessons #charlottemasonhomeschool #thegospelofluke
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