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
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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
Creation Spirituality: Lineage of Julian of Norwich
Matthew Fox
May 11, 2020
Julian and her spiritual insight did not just drop out of the sky; her theology did not come out of nowhere. Though she was original
Mother’s Day 2020: Evolutionary Leap with Julian of Norwich
Matthew Fox
May 10, 2020
Today is the one year anniversary of our Daily Meditations. Happy Anniversary to all our helpers and to all our readers and meditators! We consciously
Julian on Love, Struggle and Meaning
Matthew Fox
May 8, 2020
Note: Today is Julian’s Feast Day! Happy Feast Day. It seems fitting that we are remembering her teachings about the Via Positiva and Via Negativa
Julian on the Non-dualism of Nature and Grace
Matthew Fox
May 7, 2020
Julian’s theology is decisively non-dualistic (as is that of all authentic mystics). She is non-dualistic as we have seen when dealing with sensuality and substance,
Sensuality and Spirituality: Julian Encourages Our Earthiness
Matthew Fox
May 6, 2020
We are meditating on Julian of Norwich’s teachings that support us in a time of plague (since she lived through the Black Death and its
Cosmic Consciousness of Julian of Norwich
Matthew Fox
May 5, 2020
Julian instructs us in a cosmic consciousness—an important awareness in a time of plague. Julian celebrates the kingdom of God as the cosmos and in
Pandemic: A Time to Evaluate Our Lives
Matthew Fox
May 4, 2020
We are calling on Julian of Norwich to instruct us in a time of pandemic for her entire life was spent within the reality of
Contextualizing Julian of Norwich’s Spiritual Genius
Matthew Fox
May 1, 2020
We are turning to the great Julian of Norwich, called “the first woman of English letters,” to meditate on her profound gifts of creation spirituality
