The Mystical Invitation, continued
Matthew Fox
April 18, 2020
There is great wisdom in our species and in Western spiritual traditions, but much that is there needs a new birth and a fresh beginning.
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In a Time of Upheaval, Mysticism as Resurrection
Matthew Fox
April 17, 2020
In yesterday’s DM, was Rank’s call for the unio mystica so very different from Thomas Aquinas’ discussion of the “first resurrection” (which he describes as
Otto Rank and the Unio Mystica
Matthew Fox
April 16, 2020
In our previous two meditations we have considered Thomas Aquinas’s teaching that we resurrect when we become mystics again. On Easter Sunday I invoked the
Resurrection as Waking Up, continued
Matthew Fox
April 15, 2020
Yesterday we considered Thomas Aquinas’ deep teaching that we undergo two resurrections and the first is our Waking Up. How does that occur? How do
Thomas Aquinas on our First and Second Resurrections
Matthew Fox
April 14, 2020
Thomas Aquinas surprises us when he teaches that there are two resurrections: The first is Waking Up in this lifetime. And he implies that if
Easter Monday: From Fear of Death to Living Fully
Matthew Fox
April 13, 2020
Yesterday we meditated on the teachings of Otto Rank who, though a Jew and not a Christian, proposed that Eater and its message of Resurrection
Easter in a Time of Plague
Matthew Fox
April 12, 2020
The How and the What of the Resurrection story are the source of great debate for Christian scholars and believers and even whole denominations now
Passover & Holy Week as Archetypes in a Time of Plague
Matthew Fox
April 11, 2020
There are many approaches to reporting on the coronavirus. The media for the most part gives us the numbers of affected, projections of the infections
Lessons from the Archetype of Good Friday
Matthew Fox
April 10, 2020
We are meditating on the archetype of Good Friday, the death of Rabbi Jesus at the hands of the Roman Empire, and how they instruct
Holy Thursday: The Last Supper as Archetype
Matthew Fox
April 9, 2020
We have been meditating on Passover and Holy Week as archetypes for recalling the liberation events of our ancestors in light of our current coronavirus
