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Using the Word in Centering Prayer

Do I have to use the Word in Centering Prayer? To me saying the word seems like an extra, unnecessary step.

Does “Am I happy?” exist or even matter in an awakened state?

I’m very grateful for my Buddhist and Vedic knowledge and experiences but I can’t find, and long for the I-Thou relationship with God. Any advice very gratefully received.

Feeling confused and seeking clarification on what sounds like a loss of identification between us and God once we let go of our false self, and how this relates to non-dualistic monism or modalism.

I have a history of depression and want to use the Welcoming Practice. But I find it hard to find any physical signs of it? Any advice?

To what extent did Teilhard miss the mark? Ditto for Vigano. The “Truth” lies somewhere in between? Or does it?

Wisdom Waypoints (formerly Northeast Wisdom) hosted its first Wisdom Practice Day on August 28, 2021. This video contains Cynthia’s opening remarks about the state of the Wisdom Community.

Cynthia Bourgeault writes a short guide to Jacob Boehme’s work. What’s the best way to approach his work? Experientially. To gain access to the complex and beautiful cosmology of Jacob Boehme there is one all-important secret: it is necessary to approach him with the same mind in which he received his mystical illumination.

Hello, I’m Cynthia. Welcome to my quick and dirty introduction to centering prayer.

All judgment not founded in love will be inaccurate. All negative perception is skewed. ~ Cynthia Bourgeault

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Using the Word in Centering Prayer

Am I Happy?

Longing for I-Thou relationship

Seeking clarity on nondualistic monism

A Question About the Welcoming Practice

Did Teilhard miss the mark?

Cynthia addresses the Wisdom Community

Boehme for Beginners by Cynthia Bourgeault

Centering Prayer: A Brief Introduction

All negative perception is skewed