Mysticism
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Kol Hevel V: Koinonia & Pnuema
Seek coherence, compassion, and connection rather than control.
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Kol Hevel IV: Emergence
Recent developments in philosophy and science suggests consciousness emerges from complex system interactions.
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Kol Hevel III: Holding Absence
Knowledge without grace leads to sorrow and alienation; true wisdom arises from relationships and attention.
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Kol Hevel II: Choosing To Remain In Exile
The pursuit of knowledge often leads to isolation and confusion, obscuring the sacred connection to life.
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Kol Hevel I: Paradise Within Reach
Original Sin as a mythic diagnosis of humanity’s estrangement from its own deepest awareness.
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Soul Existence
Across time, we return to what cannot be named, but always is.
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Veiled in Loss, Found in Light
In the shedding of self, the sacred reveals itself.
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Prophetic Vision: Our True Calling
Thomas Merton was a Trappist Monk and social critic who called people to transcend ideology, embody justice, and live as contemplative witnesses to divine truth.
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Meaningful Null States
What appears inherently meaningless may be given meaning by the individual who engages it fully, endures it consciously, and remains intact in their sense of self.
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The Decline of Articulated Thought
We confront a world where convenience replaces formative struggle, and where ambiguity becomes the playground of corruption. This is not a lament, it’s a warning: When clarity dies, manipulation thrives.
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The Transfiguration of Death [REDUX]
Christianity reframes Death as a transformative passage, with Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection reinterpreting its finality and meaning.
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Life is God’s Will
Life embodies divine will through presence, sacrifice, and resilience.
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