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Eckhart speaks to the deep meaning of art and art as meditation when he tells us: Whatever can be truly expressed in its proper meaning
Like Jennifer Hereth, artist Suzi Gablik, in her important book on The Reenchantment of Art, challenged artists to move beyond art for art’s sake and
We have been celebrating the recent book by Jennifer Hereth, An Artist Responds to Political Injustice. Previous to considering Hereth’s work, we were meditating with
Lately we have been meditating on the brilliance and beauty of Jennifer Hereth’s work as an artist that she puts to the purpose of healing,
Yesterday we meditated with Jennifer Hereth and her excellent, enabling and ennobling work of art as healing. Her deck of cards called The Teenage Archetype
When one listens to Meister Eckhart extoll our “nobility” or “royal personhood” drawing from the biblical tradition, one senses an uplifting that can challenge the
Thurman tells us what most occupied his efforts in spirituality: All my life I have been seeking to validate, beyond all ambivalences and frustrations, the
With spontaneity comes wildness–both emanate from deep within creatures. Berry comments: Wildness we might consider as the root of the authentic spontaneities of any being.
We are meditating with Thomas Berry on how “the shaman functions in a less personal relationship with the divine. He is more cosmological, more primordial,
Berry defines what he means by wildness that shamans possess calling it “something primordial, a realization that humans are not here to control but to
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