A quiet limestone wadi with a thin brook along its floorBare, dry limestone hills and an empty streambed in a droughtA thin brook between tall limestone wallsA raven flying low over the brook with bread in its beakThe brook in the ravine at blue hour, a cloak spread on the sand

Our name

Hello, Raven.

It’s what you say when something good shows up right on time. The name comes from a story about a worn-out man, a dry country, and some birds that kept showing up.

An old story.

There’s an old story about a man named Elijah.

He’d done everything as well as he knew how. He’d spoken up when it was dangerous to, and it cost him.

With nothing.

He ended up alone, hungry, afraid for his life, hiding out in the wilderness beside a little stream.

If anyone had earned a reward for living right, it was him. And there he was, with nothing.

He sent ravens.

That’s when the Divine stepped in, and He did it the way He tends to, with a little creativity.

Twice a day, birds showed up with bread and meat, and Elijah drank from the stream.

Just enough.

It wasn’t a feast, and it didn’t end the drought.

It was just enough, on time, again and again, until he was strong enough for what came next.

That’s where the name comes from.

These short listens are meant to be ravens. Small. On time. Something to keep you going in the middle of a real life.

A raven gliding in over the brook in warm morning light

When one shows up, say hello.

Come tired. Come with questions. Come as you are.

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