83. Rev. Bill McDonald On His Three Near-Death Experiences
An amazing tale of three near-death experiences that could be externally verified. Proof of the hereafter!
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Author: Clint Sabom
82. The Story Of An Organic Enlightenment, With Lucy Grace
An interview with Lucy Grace about her spiritual journey.
Read More81. Contemplative Therapy, with Sungshim Loppnow
Sungshim Loppnow began pastoral counseling in Korea in 1996, then came to the States to study MFT (Marriage and Family Therapy). Since then, she has continued her work as a psychotherapist to study system’s theory, attachment,...
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80. Nancy Rynes On Her Near-Death Experience
Nancy Rynes has appeared on NBC news and the Today Show…Her story is awesome!
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79. Listening To Divine Instructions, With Jeff Vander Clute
Enjoy a new podcast episode with Jeff Vander Clute about listening to Divine Instructions.
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Interview With Zen Poet Gary GAch
A nice long chat with Gary Gach on meditation, Alan Watts, Leonard Cohen, and all sorts of...
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Contemplative Practices
Our focus is on contemplative practices for the individual, but the ultimate hope is that this transformation radiates outward into all facets of life to help open ourselves to the greatest extent possible. Here are some of the many available spiritual practices that Christian contemplatives, mystics, and monastics have drawn on over the centuries.
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Good Friday and the Experience of Crucifixion
One would think crucifixion would become easier each time, that one could perfect it like an art – surrendering to suffering with the skilled internal acrobatics of a saint, sinking into despair with fearless free-fall, embracing and shining through shame like an eternal child of the Light.
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Window-Shopping For Wisdom: Jordan Peterson Debates Slavoj Zizek
One. Two. Three. Four. I declare a thumb war. As Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson sets to square off with Czech theorist Slavoj Zizek on April 18th to debate capitalism vs. Marxism in Toronto’s Sony Center for up to $1500 per ticket, I prefer to think of it as a different sort of dualistic battle: like two intellectuals bickering across the shallow ends of two different swimming pools. Peterson stands in the mystic pool and Zizek ticks from a pool of madness- two things that look quite similar in small doses. Wade a bit deeper in each and neither of their careers would be possible; their own ideas would cease to feel relevant to them.
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