Into The Arms of the Prodigal
In a short reflection, Kimberly Holman considers the broad meaning of the word prodigal, the lavishness of God and her own yearning for the Divine embrace.
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Author: Kimberly Holman
Circumventing Ego’s Control in Christian Spiritual Life
In a longer teaching article, Kimberly Holman talks about ego, what it is, how it functions, and how to circumvent its control in both practice and everyday life.
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Love Is Born
Continuing our holiday series, Kimberly Holman offers a poetic reflection on the nature of love and the birth of Jesus.
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The Evolution of Christian Mysticism
Kimberly Holman traces the evolution of mysticism through the ages, contemplates the stumbling blocks of mysticism as it is understood today, and suggests ways to avoid the temptations of pride and spiritual consolation.
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Nothing Solid
Kimberly Holman discusses the antidote to suffering according to the Buddhist teachings. But wait. There’s nothing solid to hang on to? How is that helpful?
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An Examination of Various Levels of the Kingdom As They Relate to a Democratic Venture
In our final article for the 2020 election series, Contemplative Light co-founder, Kimberly Holman, takes a deep dive into the outer, inner, and secret levels of the kingdom and how they relate to a democratic venture.
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Our Pivotal Role in the Transfer of Energies Between Realms
Kimberly Holman continues our election series by drawing on some wisdom from Cynthia Bourgeault’s latest book. She ponders humanity’s unique role as a conduit of healing energies and suggests that the role we play may be pivotal in restoring balance to our world today.
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There’s Nothing Original About Sin
One of our contributors, Justin Coutts, maintains a group on Facebook called “The Virtual Chapel.” He posted a question to the group. Do you believe in original sin? This is my snarky answer, followed by additional consideration.
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New Release from Roger Butts
