Obligolnian Strivings: Week Two of Inner Task Series by Heather Ruce
This week let us stay with the first striving: to have in one’s ordinary being-existence everything satisfying and really necessary…
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Crimson Gleams of Matter, Spirit of Gold: Chant by Elizabeth Combs
Original chant from Elizabeth Combs: Crimson Gleams of Matter, I AM. Spirit of Gold, I AM. This chant came from…
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Wisdom and Systemic Racism
As we continue on in the season of Epiphany, the veil still thin, we are invited to bring the gifts…
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Wisdom and Systemic Racism
As we continue on in the season of Epiphany, the veil still thin, we are invited to bring the gifts of Wisdom to that which is springing forth and desiring to manifest through form in the collective. We are in a conducive…
Why I’m not sad about the empty pews
For this next blog post, I’m happy to turn the floor over to my beloved and insightful young friend, Gabrielle (Brie) Stoner. Here’s to the next generation!! — Cynthia Photo courtesy of Robbin Whittington On May 12, 2015, the Pew…
Why “Wisdom & Money”?
Wisdom and Money “Wisdom & Money,” continues the signature work of its predecessor Harvest Time: to engage with money as a doorway to spiritual transformation. For more than a decade participants in Harvest Time circles have met to share their money stories…
Whur Are We Going?
Tucked away in the charming lobster fishing town of Stonington, Maine, a group of about 100 students gathered this past week for this year’s Wisdom Ingathering, exploring together with Cynthia Gurdjieff’s five Obligolnian Strivings in the mornings, and the 8 conversation-starter points…
When Does “Life” Begin? (Part 3)
In this third installment of what now looks to be shaping up as five-part series, I hope to bring a Wisdom perspective to that profound liminal sphere encompassing conception, birth, and the formation of the soul. For it’s in the metaphysical confusion…
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Wisdom and Systemic Racism
As we continue on in the season of Epiphany, the veil still thin, we are invited to bring the gifts…
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Obligolnian Strivings: Week Five of Inner Task Series by Heather Ruce
We have spent the last several weeks working with the first striving: to have in one’s ordinary being-existence everything satisfying and really necessary for the planetary body and the second…
Obligolnian Strivings: Week Four of Inner Task Series by Heather Ruce
This week our theme will be the second striving: to have a constant and unflagging instinctive need to perfect oneself in the sense of Being. Jeanne De Salzmann, in her…
Obligolnian Strivings: Week Three of Inner Task Series by Heather Ruce
This week our theme will be the second striving: to have a constant and unflagging instinctive need to perfect oneself in the sense of Being. Jeanne De Salzmann, in her…
Obligolnian Strivings: Week Two of Inner Task Series by Heather Ruce
This week let us stay with the first striving: to have in one’s ordinary being-existence everything satisfying and really necessary for the planetary body. During the Lenten season, we can…
