I’m Ann Keeler Evans – Peacemaker, poet, priestess –
and you are welcome here!

Welcome to the 15th year of my Daily Musings. I often refer to them as psalms: they each have 14 lines; they each discuss an issue or a Wonder; they each end in Peace and Hope. Unlike many psalms in religious books, these are a call to action. We are the ones who are to bring Hope. We are the ones to be Peacemakers. Thank you so much for reading them; I delight in writing them and can’t quite believe I’ve done this every day for all these years.

I am changing the musings’ presentation this year. People have expressed interest in watching the times of Sunrise and Sunset, Moonrise and Moonset. These help me to center in the Pennsylvania valley where I live. My web guru is exploring how we might set it up for you to see the sun and moon rising and setting times in your location.

If you’re already receiving my musings by email, you’ll note that their sending time has changed, to 1am, to accommodate the new platform we’re using. For those of you used to reading them when they arrived at 11pm, we’re sorry and hope you can adjust.

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Making Peace helps us see places and stratagems that are successful examples of Peacemaking. Thank you for sharing the Peace Journey with me.

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  • January 5, 2026

    Hello, Welcome to Musings of Today! 

    Who are we in a world suddenly gone cock-a-hoop? As a Peace community, we’d better get to sorting that out, hadn’t we?

    Ann

Off To Antarctica (front cover)

What started out to be an adventure of two friends exploring Antarctica, turned into a spiritual sojourn that took us far beyond our wildest imaginations. I am a thealogian by training, a Peacemaker by vocation, and a Poet by expression. My friend, Faye, is a spiritual educator and a gospel/choral musician.

Faye and I and our companions on this trip were stunned by the power and majesty of this place and became committed to this still barely known continent and its pristine surrounding waters. Antarctica has no citizens; it needs ambassadors to speak to the importance of its pristine beauty and promote the Antarctic Treaty, signed by 58 countries in 1959, that is dedicated to Science and Peace.

As a thealogian, I went with questions — what is it like to visit a place with no indigenous people, no gods, no wee folk? Maybe it’s the spirit of the orca and the penguins and all the other lifeforms whose home it is, that has shaped what the continent has become.

Antarctica transformed my life; I experienced a Peace so profound that 54 poems flowed from me, and I invite to share that experience through them.

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