Unmasking the Limits of Capitalism
Matthew Fox
May 25, 2020
We are meditating on the role that moral imagination and creativity must play in a post-corona world. One area of public life begging for some
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Re-Imagining Economics: Lessons from COVID-19
Matthew Fox
May 24, 2020
With 38 million unemployed Americans and with fewer and fewer holding health insurance during a time of pandemic and with that pandemic offering a kind
Elder and Youth Interacting on Holiness and More
Matthew Fox
May 23, 2020
We have been discussing art, creativity and healing in a time of pandemic in our most recent Daily Meditations. A story about my own work
More News from Nepal and Elsewhere on Creativity as Healing
Matthew Fox
May 22, 2020
In yesterday’s DM I shared news from the streets of Nepal about the impact of coronavirus there and how the Shanti community is responding to
Art, Creativity and Healing in the Streets of Nepal
Matthew Fox
May 21, 2020
In yesterday’s DM we considered the powerful role of healing and rejuvenation that art and creativity play in a time of struggle and darkness. We
Art & Creativity in Times of Pandemic
Matthew Fox
May 20, 2020
This past weekend the impact of art and creativity to heal and align us in hard times came home to me in several refreshing ways.
Otto Rank and Meister Eckhart on Our Creative Work
Matthew Fox
May 19, 2020
Eckhart addresses both our inner and outer work when he teaches that …God does not desire that people reserve a place for God to work
Aquinas and Rilke on Our Inner and Outer Work
Matthew Fox
May 18, 2020
We are meditating on both our inner and outer work. Outer work without an inner grounding and source can easily degenerate into more ego and
Two Questions from Rilke on Our Work
Matthew Fox
May 17, 2020
The poet Rilke asks the question “When can we be real?” I propose that we are on the way to being real when we pay
More Practices for a Pandemic Time
Matthew Fox
May 16, 2020
We are discussing what we can do to resist despair and depression while staying indoors during the pandemic. Yesterday we discussed the importance of expanding
