Kinfolk Volume 38: Rituals - Softcover

Book 25 of 47: Kinfolk

Kinfolk

 
9781941815427: Kinfolk Volume 38: Rituals

Synopsis

The most significant moments in life are marked by rituals: Babies are welcomed with naming ceremonies, new unions are celebrated with marriage, and death is mourned according to established tradition. Whether religious or secular in nature, these rites of passage imbue the passing of time with shared meaning.

Rituals also bind and build communities, and remind us of our shared history. In Issue Thirty-Eight, Kinfolk considers the significance of ritual and meets the individuals reimagining old traditions and inventing new ones: Bri Luna, the founder of Hoodwitch, an innovative online community making American witchcraft more vibrant and inclusive; Javier Dzul, whose dance company has the express aim of keeping Mayan ritual dance alive; and Abby Stein, the author whose memoir Becoming Eve documents her transition from ultra-orthodox rabbi to trans woman.

Elsewhere, we take a socially distanced stroll with Miranda July in Los Angeles ahead of the launch of her new film Kajillionaire, meet jazz legend Mulatu Astatke in Addis Ababa, and visit the sci-fi architecture of Arcosanti -- an experimental town in the mountains of Arizona.

"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.

About the Author

Kinfolk is a quarterly magazine based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Founded in 2011, Kinfolk delves into personal values and quality of life, and inspires its readers to live with intention, energy and a sense of community.

From the Back Cover

The most significant moments in life are marked by rituals: Babies are welcomed with naming ceremonies, new unions are celebrated with marriage, and death is mourned according to established tradition. Whether religious or secular in nature, these rites of passage imbue the passing of time with shared meaning. Rituals also bind and build communities, and remind us of our shared history. In Issue Thirty-Eight, Kinfolk considers the significance of ritual and meets the individuals reimagining old traditions and inventing new ones: Bri Luna, the founder of Hoodwitch, an innovative online community making American witchcraft more vibrant and inclusive; Javier Dzul, whose dance company has the express aim of keeping Mayan ritual dance alive; and Abby Stein, the author whose memoir Becoming Eve documents her transition from ultra-orthodox rabbi to trans woman.

"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.