At Buck Ghosthorse’s Funeral
Matthew Fox
April 4, 2022
In yesterday’s DM I shared the story of Buck Ghosthorse who was kidnapped as a child from his reservation and whose life is a story
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Buck Ghosthorse: A Personal Story of Indigenous Kidnapping
Matthew Fox
April 3, 2022
Yesterday, in response to Pope Francis’s apology to Native Peoples for the abuses in church schools, we reflected on the “soul wound” named by Doctor
Indigenous Wisdom, Otto Rank, & a Search for the “Deeper Sources”
Matthew Fox
March 16, 2022
In a recent DM I shared Dr. Kramer’s and my appreciation for Otto Rank’s teachings and invoked Kramer’s recent article that utilized Rank’s teachings on
Father Sky among Indigenous Pacific Islanders and Africans
Matthew Fox
January 14, 2022
Across both Polynesia and Micronesia there is a great commonality of belief around the idea of a divinized sky. The sense of the heaven’s enormity
Aboriginals of Australia
on Father Sky
Matthew Fox
January 12, 2022
Among the Aboriginals of Australia in the Dieri country the sky is understood to be a vast plain inhabited by wild tribes that are the
Cusa, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and Facing Our Extinction as a Species
Matthew Fox
October 12, 2021
Yesterday, Columbus Day or better, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we invoked fifteenth century mystic and scientist Nicolas of Cusa for his vision that one day humans
Indigenous Spirituality, continued
Matthew Fox
July 2, 2021
There is much in the news these days—as well there should be—not only about slavery and atrocities committed against black humans and on the response
Indigenous Wisdom and Moving Beyond Sadness
Matthew Fox
July 1, 2021
In yesterday’s DM, we saw how many indigenous peoples talk about the “loneliness” they now feel on the earth. Loneliness happens when humans separate from
Indigenous Wisdom and the Ground of Being in Nature
Matthew Fox
June 30, 2021
True spirituality begins where the Bible begins—with the universe, with creation, with all that exists. Not with the human alone but within a larger context.
