by Joseph Krans | Oct 2, 2026 | Reflections
Autumn Leaves As the heat of summer softensAnd autumn’s cool breath fills the air,The changing leaves become a lessonOf the beauty woven from many hues. What was once a canopy of green,Breathing life through photosynthesis,Unfolds into crimson, gold, and amber,A...
by Joseph Krans | Sep 4, 2026 | Reflections
When I was much younger, I fell in love with Still Life, an album by John Fischer. One song in particular has stayed with me through the years, becoming a faithful companion in different seasons of life. Recently, it surfaced in one of my playlists, and I found myself...
by Joseph Krans | Aug 5, 2026 | Reflections
You’re invited into the quiet work of seeing—beyond masks, beyond judgment—toward a deeper awareness of self and others. Rooted in a non-dual vision of love and healing, it echoes the Gospel call to embrace both light and shadow as pathways to wholeness, authenticity,...
by Joseph Krans | Jun 23, 2026 | Uncategorized
While attending this year’s Nature Immersion Experience at Genesis, I found space to listen more deeply to the quiet wisdom of trees and the invitation to live in kinship with all creation. In that stillness, I was drawn to reflect on the harm we have caused and our...
by Joseph Krans | May 27, 2026 | Reflections
A few weeks ago, Genesis hosted a week-long Nature Immersion Experience, an invitation to walk, sit, and listen deeply to both nature and the Divine speaking through the created world. During the retreat, I came upon a tree that was falling, yet held gently by a...
