A sermon on the topic of human language in relation to divinity and what a 6th century pseudonymous author has to say on the subject.
A look at integral theory and shamanism.
Why are fairy tales so popular on television right now? A possible shamanic explanation.
A debut of Ian MacKenzie's film Sacred Economics on the work of Charles Eisenstein, plus a Q&A with the filmmaker.
A sermon (audio and text) on Ash Wednesday.
Get to know, Shamash, ancient Mesopotamian god of justice and the sun.
A poem by the great Zen master Dogen.
A cry to bring a more socially and politically active form of integral to birth.
A deeper look at one young woman's journey through sex, shadow, and spiritual eroticism
Olen Gunnlaugson, Bruce Sanguin, and Thomas Hubl trialog on the nature of future and collective inquiry.
A sermon on the apocalypse in a way you've never thought of it before.
A comparison of the teachings of Marc Gafni and Andrew Cohen on the question of personality (or lack thereof) in the spiritual life.
A look at Fr. Jean Pierre de Caussade's pioneering work on the creative impulse.
A reflection on Thomas Hübl's teaching on hearing the call of the future and embodying our highest potentials.
An interview with spiritual teacher Thomas Hübl on the nature of creativity and its role in the spiritual life.
A reply to some good questions from Sr. Gail on Christmas.
A priest rants about his hatred of this supposedly holly jolly season.
What would Joseph Campbell have to say about The Singularity? The answer may surprise you.
An introduction to the practice of Centering Prayer with Thomas Keating.
On relating to and as the body rather getting into it.
