Emerson's Journal for July 26, 1837: Books Will Fail You But Nature Never Will
July 26, 1837 -- Ralph Waldo Emerson's journal
We Are Not Diverse from Space, Light, and Time
Notes on Emerson's "Nature"
Can Theology Make Us Sick?
Emerson thinks we so, and prescribes a cure
Thomas Merton -- What Does Salvation Even Mean?
A reading from New Seeds of Contemplation
The Place of the Blessed from ⲡⲉⲩⲁⲅⲅⲉⲗⲓⲟⲛ ⲛ̄ⲧⲙⲏⲉ, the Gospel of Truth
A relationship with the divine changes people for the better in this earthly life--stop waiting for harps & wings. A passage from the Nag Hammadi library, followed by five minutes of shared silence.
The Nature of Ultimate Reality from the Nag Hammadi Library: Secret Revelation of John
Welcome! This is a four-and-a-half minute reading from the Taussig's NEW New Testament, then we'll share five minutes of blessed silence.
A Warning on the "Opium" of Politics from Thomas Merton's Seeds of Contemplation
Beware the "self-righteous upsurge of party loyalty."
Karma Karma Karma in the Divinity School Address
Ralph Waldo Emerson ruffles feathers on July 15, 1838
Gospel of Philip 10-11 and 97 from the Nag Hammadi Texts
Philosophy and Spirituality combine in these verses on the nature of the universe. After the chat, please join me for five minutes of silence. Have a peaceful and centered rest of your day!