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Wisdom Liturgy & Eucharist: Mystical Hope

We invite you to share in these original Wisdom Liturgies as a companion to Cynthia Bourgeault’s book, Mystical Hope: Trusting in the Mercy of God. This resource can be used for […]

Wisdom Liturgy OPENING PRAYERBefore we can really begin to work with the idea of hope dwelling within rather than coming from without, we need to have some picture of where […]

In this event, we practiced the art of contemplation-in-action through the lens of “metis,” featuring embodied Wisdom practices, a Gurdjieff Exercise, a preview of the Holding Our Planet course by Cynthia Bourgeault, and a conscious conversation.

This Wisdom Pause was hosted by Wisdom Waypoints and recorded live on Zoom June 2024. We are delighted to share with you the event recordings and related resources.

Wisdom Liturgy OPENING PRAYERJourney to the Wellsprings: What we dare not hope for, that is what Love gives us – Brother Roger (p 1) OPENING CHANT – We Swim in […]

Cynthia offers a teaching on “metis” or the capacity to take skillful, decisive, appropriate action in a moment based on three-centered awareness.

How might I more fully incorporate these heart-mind openings from the (uncommonly seen) aperspectival into meditations and daily layperson life?

Why has the topic of nonduality suddenly become so hot in our times and what does this say about where our planet is headed and what might be called forth from us?

Is there any connection between Centering Prayer and your interest in sailing small boats? If so, what is it?

Spurred by your endorsement of Ladislaus Boros’ work, do you also believe in the possibility eternal hell—or some version of eternal separation from God—for some beings?

Resources

Wisdom Liturgy & Eucharist: Mystical Hope

A Wisdom Liturgy for Mystical Hope: Chapter 2 & 3

Metis Wisdom Practice Half Day – October 2024 Event Recording

Wisdom Equinox Pause – September 2024 Event Recording

A Wisdom Liturgy for Mystical Hope: Chapter 1

Metis Teaching by Cynthia Bourgeault

Slipping Into Dualism

Practical Nonduality

Centering Prayer and Sailing

Eternal Hell