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As part of our search for the Source and for Sacred creation as the source, we have been drawing on many spiritual traditions. We continue
We have been exploring some meanings to the “Involuntary Lent” that the coronavirus emergency has laid upon us. We turn now to the mystics who
We continue meditating on the dark goddess Kali, this time with mystical scholar and activist Andrew Harvey, who though British grew up in India, the
We are mediating on the Coronavirus emergency that is upending many lives, work and play habits, and even our economic foundations. The great mystic Meister
Part of “praying the news” is sticking around for the dark times and what they have to teach us. Part of the practice of Lent
Rabbi David Seidenberg’s book, Kabbalah and Ecology: God’s Image in the More-Than-Human World is an important study that has the power to awaken all students
Silence is a powerful practice to access the Source and to receive revelations from Nature. Native Hawaian spiritual teacher Nana Veary has more to say
The rich Jewish mystical work of the Middle Ages, the Kabbalah, teaches that all pleasure is due to sparks of the Divine meeting other sparks:
This Thanksgiving, with so many challenges besetting us from Climate Change and its deniers, from Impeachment revelations, from hostility toward asylum seekers at the borders,
It being Thanksgiving Eve, it seemed to me that a meditation on God who is often called the “giver of gifts” seems in order. So
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