Daily Wisdom Meditation There has been an arising among many in our Wisdom collective to gather in our practice, prayers, and intentions from all around the world. Our technical ability to connect across the globe has ‘prepared us well’ for this. To that end, we offer a 30 minute collective Wisdom Pause "for Silence and […]
There is a hunger for spiritual witness and integration as we travel the Wisdom path in community. At Wisdom Waypoints, we want to create spaces for the Wisdom journey to consciously unfold, no matter where in the process one may be entering the stream. We believe in “living the work” -- grounded in practice and […]
Susan Latimer and Elizabeth Combs lead 30-minute Contemplative Chant sessions via Zoom every Wednesday at 2 pm PT/3 pm MT/4 pm CT/5 pm ET US. Find details here >>>
Please join us daily for 30 minutes of chanting the psalms and meditation. All are welcome.
Join Wisdom Waypoints twice monthly for a Wisdom Eucharist. All our welcome. First Sunday Wisdom Eucharist Facilitated by Marcella Kraybill-Greggo & Rev Henry Schoenfield, this gathering will offer a Centering Prayer sit drawing from a variety of Wisdom texts followed by a Wisdom Eucharist. Please bring some bread and wine or grape juice. This is […]
This fall, from September through December, Wisdom Waypoints is pleased to showcase a series of Gospel of Thomas Lectio Divina gatherings hosted by seasoned Wisdom facilitators within our network. Why Lectio Divina? Lectio Divina is a foundational practice in one's embodied, contemplative toolkit. Engaging this method offers a portal to a Wisdom way of reading, […]
This online live teaching time with Cynthia embraces the sacred calling to be “Contemplatives with grit!” As our world and planetary systems reel in the grip of what many sense to be a thickening pandemic of evil, the Wisdom perspective is urgently needed. We believe that only from this broader cosmic and integrative perspective can […]
For more than fifteen hundred years the terrain of Christian Prayer has been fundamentally partitioned into two categories: cataphatic, or “prayer of form,” drawing on the faculties of the mind and emotions, and apophatic, formless or wordless prayer, unfolding deeper within in a person’s being, beyond both thought and personal emotion. This fundamental dichotomy has […]
