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Ten Practical Guidelines for Conscious Aging

Cynthia Bourgeault | July 20, 2024

As the humiliating debate around whether Joe Biden has “aged out” of the presidency continues to play front and center on the American political scene, it becomes more and more clear that America is basically repelled by the aging process and largely clueless about the deeper spiritual possibilities that may lie coiled within it.

Operation Coadjutor

Cynthia Bourgeault | July 17, 2024

What the Episcopal Church may have to have to teach the Democratic National Party

Prospero to Joe Biden: Time to “Break Your Staff, Drown Your Book?”

Cynthia Bourgeault | July 11, 2024

Suspended animation…. those timeless few seconds between the instant you know the crash is inevitable and the moment of actual impact. A single blank freeze frame that takes in the […]

Chanting the Psalms: An Invitation

Wisdom Waypoints | May 28, 2024

This blog offers a brief overview of the sacred practice of chanting the psalms and reflects on its place in one’s daily Wisdom toolbox.

Wisdom Book Practice Circle: The Wisdom Way of Knowing | Chapter 8: The Tools of Wisdom

Susan Latimer | May 6, 2024

Cynthia reminds us of the tools we have to awaken our hearts, the task to which we were born: “…only with awakened hearts are we actually able to fulfill our purpose within the cosmos and take our place in that great dance of divine manifestation”

Wisdom Book Practice Circle: The Wisdom Way of Knowing | Chapter 7: Seeing with the Eye of the Heart

Heather Ruce | April 10, 2024

Each morning we wake to find ourselves on a river upon which we have never been, we proceed in uncharted waters, and we do not know where we are headed.

Wisdom Book Practice Circle: The Wisdom Way of Knowing | Chapter 6: The Foundational Gesture to Enter the Divine Dance Is Surrender

Nan Delach | April 9, 2024

Chapter VI describes the necessary soul gesture of surrender, which requires the willing deconstruction of our small self, or the passage of the acorn self into the oak tree