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Jeannie Alexander

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
3
Latest publication
Sep 27, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Bennington Banner
Top 5M sites
Earliest in this view
Jul 19, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Jeannie Alexander

    Speaking of Religion | Jeannie Alexander: A pilgrim's tale, part two (opens the original)

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    A peregrine’s tale begins first in the landscape of the soul, the internal country beyond Rumi’s field. Our first steps begin with a calling, it may be loud as a death metal concert, or soft as the snore of a cat. Sometimes we let the call go unanswered for years - always one more thing to do, one more obligation to be met. The call is not an obligation, but a chance to be. In August, I wrote of answering a call to leave behind a life of courtrooms and law firms, and migrating back to the pl

  2. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Jeannie Alexander

    Speaking of Religion | Jeannie Alexander: A pilgrim’s tale (opens the original)

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    Early morning is my writing time. It’s dark, foggy, and blessedly quiet. I write at an old wooden table, and gaze out of a window large enough to allow my thoughts to surface, coalesce, and weave through astronomical, nautical, and then civil twilight. It’s henge time, an invitation to enter the earthworks of your mind. What surfaces for you if you sift through the waters of your own personal myth? What changing landscapes have you plotted your course upon only to find yourself called back t

  3. Article · Jul 19, 2026 · Jeannie Alexander

    Speaking of Religion | Alexander: Shame and redemption in a red sun world (opens the original)

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    Tuesday morning’s sky had an eerie cast. The sunlight filtering down to the forest floor reflected rose gold. The dirty putty coloured sky was oppressive, its appearance punctuated by impossibly high humidity. I felt an unease as I drove my wife to her appointment. Everything felt off. The sheep refused to leave the barn and the birds were silent. I was a bit embarrassed by my Bronze Age reaction, but I was genuinely freaked out. It didn’t help when it dawned on me that the sky was akin to t

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