Welcome

Welcome to Lines From Inbetween. Read some of the latest blog posts here:

Yindyamarra (Part4): The Arrival of Ego-Dominance

Meditation As Gentle Ignorance (Part 1), and (Part 2)


Now Available to Order in the Shop

Hold The Rope, Carry Your Cross: Christianity and the Ten Bull Pictures of Zen

Pictures by Carlos Siqueira, text by Andrew McAlister, with a foreword by Laurence Freeman OSB

‘The deep simplicity of the Bull Pictures engaged the mind and imagination of two Christian meditators and produced this rich and intriguing book.’ (Laurence Freeman)

Print: AUD$25 each (54 pages, includes postage and handling). EBook: AUD$6.99. Both available in the shop (see Shop tab above).

AUD$5 from every print book sold goes to Bonnevaux (The World Community for Christian Meditation’s International Retreat Centre).

Print copies are also available via Medio Media, the publishing arm of the World Community for Christian Meditation – WCCM (USD$18.50, postage included), as well as the Australian WCCM website for AUD$20 (plus AUD$10 postage and handling)

Also available as an eBook via Amazon and Booktopia here, as well as Nook and Kobo.

Have a look at the blog for a ‘sneak peek’ of one of the pictures and its verse: An Ox-Herding Update.

See also What is Christianity? (A Book Extract).

And a book review on the blog.


Welcome

Welcome to Lines From Inbetween. Fourteen years ago this site began as a blog. While the blog still runs, the writing has expanded into other projects. You can view blog posts via the blog page in the menu. Posting to the blog page will continue to happen once or twice a month. The last ten years of blogging can be explored in the Archives and Categories. New projects are advertised here on the home page.

Contact

My name is Andrew McAlister. You will find a little more about me in the About section in the menu. If you would like to contact me, you can do so via linesfrominbetween@gmail.com

Acknowledgement of Country

I respectfully acknowledge the Wiradyuri people who are the traditional custodians of the land from which this website is run. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present, and acknowledge the vital role all First Nations Peoples continue to play within Australia. I acknowledge that this land has always been under their custodianship and that sovereignty was never ceded.

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