Dear Friends,
There are a number of newly emerging models of the Christian path today. I have articulated some of what a mystical, integral Christianity might look like in my books Integral Christianity: The Spirit’s Call to Evolve and Is Your God Big Enough? Close Enough? You Enough? Jesus and the Three Faces of God.
Over the years, people from all around the world have expressed interest in these sketches of evolution. They have shared their own interpretations and expressions in dialogue with the work. They have explored what it might look like in their own context. And they have asked: “Where are the others who think and experience this as crucial to the way forward?
Together we are seeking to gather these people into a network of practitioners. The aim of this community is to provide a staging ground for the further evolution of a Christianity. We believe this happens through communities of companionship empowering one another in shared practice to mystical awakening and consciousness. That is why the core of this network is our WeSpace groups.
We’re building an evolving network of connection, support, and collaboration to forge the way ahead, pioneering the Christianity of tomorrow. It is a work of co-creation, a shared endeavor. To do it, we need you with us.
If you would like to be a part of this particular pathway up the mountain with others, I invite you to consider the following opportunities. I hope you might join us in this exciting climb!
Love and Light,
“You represent an oasis of deep perennial truth and wisdom in the Christian world. Thank you for holding onto it so graciously.”
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“In simpler terms, a growing number of our contemporaries want to be religious, believers, and also Christian, but without the ‘contaminations’ they feel have been added to those words. They aspire to rediscover roots in order to grow in a soil that has not been spoiled by either the compost of ancient times, the grafts of the Middle Ages, the pesticides of the modern age, or the radiation of postmodernity.”
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