Cynthia Bourgeault | April 6, 2023
Passion Libretto Part III: The Prince of this World This is day four of a six day free Holy Week offering. On this Maundy Thursday and...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | April 5, 2023
Passion Libretto Part II: Gethsemane This is day three of a six day free Holy Week offering. On this Holy Wednesday, in the Passion Libretto Part II:...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | April 4, 2023
Passion Libretto Part I: The Farewell Discourse This is day two of a six day free Holy Week offering. On this Holy Tuesday, in the Passion...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | April 3, 2023
Welcome, this Holy Monday to the first of six emails you will receive, one per day from today through Holy Saturday. Every day will offer an invitation to each of us for reflection, prayer and meditation individually yet together in the heart of God. These daily emails will include written text, music, and a video commentary by our teacher Cynthia Bourgeault focusing on a five part libretto she put together back in 2004.
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | March 26, 2023
If I have not yet publicly commented on the apparently now-imminent closing of St. Benedict’s Monastery, it is not because I have no feelings on the matter. Quite the contrary, it’s because my heart is so flooded with feelings that I find myself really, for once, at loss for words. What can be said, except in the language of tears?
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | April 18, 2022
To all my beloveds, He is Risen! And has invited us now, in the spirit of St. Peter (“where I am going you cannot follow...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | April 5, 2022
In this very heartening account, Cynthia Bourgeault shares her personal experience having presented her teaching on “radical kenosis” at the annual meeting of the Episcopal...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | March 8, 2022
An introduction to a little known contemporary mystical gem, The Mystery of Death by Hungarian-born Jesuit theologian Ladislaus Boros, which has been a mainstay of Cynthia’s own spiritual work for more than forty years. She teaches against the backdrop of our own point in history, “where death has weighed so heavily on people’s hearts these past few years and our own individual and collective terror of it has been so brutally exposed.”
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | January 20, 2022
Yet another connecting link between the Gebserian and Gurdjieffian systems lies in the fruitful interplay between Gurdjieff’s three centers and their respective counterparts in the Gebserian structures of consciousness.
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | January 7, 2022
Cynthia Bourgeault continues her series of reflections upon Integral structures of consciousness and ideas brought forth in Jean Gebser’s book, Ever Present Origin (EPO). See...
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