spiritual labour

The art of consuming less requires those who wish to master it to really understand that it is not an art at all but a moral duty based on the  fact  that our rapidly increasing  world population and this planet's finite and diminishing resources undermine the central Christian promise as the meek and poor will not inherit the earth at this rate  but will probably die in large numbers to maintain the standard of living demanded by the rich and powerful who believe that this planet and all its resources belong to them.

Perhaps this is already happening.

In future it will be more deliberate and explicit and the brutal competition to survive will be all. 

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anna   |2008-04-28 14:40:59 Sadly the cult of Dinero always seems to triumph over the messsage of Romero ...money has the numbers on its side.

jillian   |2008-04-28 15:44:27 wow, great picture!

anna   |2008-04-28 16:14:47 It looks like a painting of a Romanian peasant who has just helped bury the oligarchy and is standing quietly contemplating her handiwork.

Devon   |2008-04-28 17:56:32 You guys definitely have your own style, and it's consistent.

Sy   |2008-04-28 18:03:54 Consistency of principle is probably our greatest vice. Its a deep feral trait.

Anonymous   |2008-04-29 22:51:00 things really feel off, everything seems wrong, I actually spend most of my time thinking about how unfair life is, mostly I'm tired.

anna   |2008-04-29 23:00:41 It is a terrible struggle . People who have supportive family in their lives are better able to absorb some of the stresses and constant psychic erosion . Perhaps they have more distractions. I feel like a sentinel and that I'm destined to watch the collapse of human civilisation.

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