
Encountering the Divine Feminine—Have Churches Assisted or Obstructed?
Last week I was invited to speak (by Zoom) on behalf of the Sophia Institute located in Charleston, South Carolina as part of a three-part
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Last week I was invited to speak (by Zoom) on behalf of the Sophia Institute located in Charleston, South Carolina as part of a three-part

In a long prose poem entitled “Hagia Sophia” (Holy Wisdom), Merton reminds us of the “feminine principle” in the universe. He reminds us that within

One man who celebrated the Divine Feminine and Sophia is the late Catholic monk Thomas Merton. Merton, like Julian of Norwich whom he praised

We are continuing our meditations on renewing God talk by focusing on the divine feminine and its relationship with the sacred masculine. This is important

We continue our meditations on feminine divine names. And on names for the sacred masculine as well. God as Tara. The name “Tara” is a

We are offering feminine divine names to balance our understanding of self and reality and divinity. We will also link this with a deeper understanding
We have been meditating on finding a balance again twixt the sacred masculine and the divine feminine with guidance from the wisdom scriptures and Julian

The late Father Bede Griffiths believed that the East has much to teach the West about regaining a balance of masculine-feminine, yang-yin energies. The suppression

Everywhere one looks into Hildegard’s consciousness, whether in her music or her poetry or her opera or her paintings and visions or her books, we

Two days ago was Hildegard of Bingen’s feast day. Though we did not mention it, on that day we did do a second-best thing: We
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