Terry Williams: Finding Glorians in Everyday Life
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Terry Tempest Williams, a seventy-year-old conservationist, author, and Utahn, has returned to Salt Lake City after a decade, launching her new book, The Glorians. The book explores finding beauty and presence in everyday moments amid rapid global changes. Williams, a Guggenheim fellow and Harvard Divinity School teacher, has a deep connection to Utahs deserts and mountains, blending her love for nature with a spiritual view. She previously bought over a thousand acres of federal oil and gas leases as a protest against energy policies, leading to contract issues and a shift in her residence. Williams draws from her family roots and personal experiences, teaching students at Harvard to embrace the present and spot glorians in their own lives. Her return signals a full circle, inviting us all to choose presence over avoidance as change accelerates.
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