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Some water, some wine. A 'cheeky and irreverent' newsletter about mysticism, religious history and sacred art.

Newsletter · By Altagracia Alvarado · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 1, 2026

    5 Spiritual Practices for Creatives (opens the original)

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    Summer is slowly winding down. If you’re anything like me, a little part of you is looking forward to the change of pace autumn brings. It’s been warm and active. I love being outside as much as the next person but I’m feeling sufficiently sun-kissed (impossible) and inspired by all these new experiences. I’m excited to return more presently to my creative practice.Creativity and spirituality are connected aspects of the human experience or at least I believe they are. So naturally, spiritual pr

  2. Issue · Jul 14, 2026

    I believe museums can be monasteries. (opens the original)

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    “There are cathedrals everywhere for those with eyes to see” is one of my favorite quotes that circulates online. Usually, it functions as a caption for images of mundane objects that are only meaningful to the person sharing them. I appreciate this aphorism because it reflects the larger reality that life is full of little delights that we often overlook because we’re distracted. When we’re present, even the most ordinary activities in our lives can be transformed into spiritual experiences.Las

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