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Deep Ecumenism does not necessarily mean just nodding one’s head in agreement all the time to how our religions have or have not evolved over
We are meditating on an important and hopeful sign of our times—that of Deep Ecumenism, the sharing of wisdom of all the world’s spiritual traditions
Buddhism has a well-developed tradition of the “buddha nature” in all things. I call this the “Cosmic Christ” or “Cosmic Wisdom” and the Jewish tradition
The living cosmology that the Cosmic Christ (or Cosmic Wisdom or Buddha Nature or Image of God) ushers into society and psyche has the power to
With the World Parliament of Religions meeting October 16-18, and with our meditations lately on Nicolas of Cusa, who says all religions are about a
Like Cusa, I find more truth in talking about what God is and what God does than talking about “Does God exist?” What kind of
Nicolas of Cusa, like Thomas Aquinas and Pseudo-Denys before him, was wrestling for years with names of God. Scholar John Patrick Dolan comments that, like
The prophet Joel addresses how the devastation of the land comes to an end–by a metanoia, a change of heart, among humans. Fasting, mourning, repentance
We are meditating on the sacred masculine and the divine feminine. We have called upon Nicolas Cusa who gives ample evidence of having married the
Yesterday, Columbus Day or better, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we invoked fifteenth century mystic and scientist Nicolas of Cusa for his vision that one day humans
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