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Two’s Company, Three’s a World: The Primordial Relational Field of Being

Bob Sabath | March 29, 2022

A couple of months ago, I had the privilege to lead 25 people through Cynthia’s latest book, The Corner of Fourth and Nondual – her contribution to Fortress Press’ My […]

“Gospodi Pomiluj” – Lord Mercy Us

Heather Ruce | March 20, 2022

Awhile back one of my teachers Deborah Rose Longo lead J.G. Bennett’s version of the seated Gurdjieff Exercise “Lord Have Mercy.” This version of the exercise was called “Gospodi Pomiluj” which is “Lord Have Mercy” in Russian.

Standing Tall: Imaginal Wisdom School in Arizona

Heather Ruce | March 3, 2022

When I look at the mountain sides covered in these majestic saguaro, I recognize that they stand as a large community revealing what it looks like to stand as they do with strength, stability, resilience, sturdiness, and dignity.

Here and Now With The Meaning of Mary Magdalene: The Preface and Chapters One, Two, and Three

Laura Ruth | February 7, 2022

Laura Ruth provides her reflections on The Meaning of Mary Magdalene, as this inaugural Wisdom Practice Book Circle Foundational Series II gets underway.

Wisdom Work Weekend at Claymont

Andrew Breitenberg | December 21, 2021

Hello all — as some of you know we just finished up what I may as well call a “wisdom work weekend” at Claymont—an on-the-ground gathering for people who have […]

Voices and Reflections from the UK Wisdom Community

Wisdom Waypoints | December 20, 2021

The following reflections are shared by two participants at Cynthia Bourgeault’s visit to London UK in November 2021. Thank you to Claire Carruthers and Emma Lanham for offering us this […]

The Walk to Bethlehem with Mary

Beth O'Neil | December 14, 2021

We enter into Advent. A season that holds up a stark mirror for the dual-natured being I am, and the culture I am within. I continue to walk the edges, standing in awe at the beauty of creation whilst in the corner of my eye, awareness of the plastic, and all it represents.

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