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Origins of evil can be found in our capacity for creativity and the vastness of our imaginations. This is why Thomas Aquinas can predict, 700
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Origins of evil can be found in our capacity for creativity and the vastness of our imaginations. This is why Thomas Aquinas can predict, 700

Rank praises our mystical one-ing experiences or the experience of union with thecosmos as beingone of the suspension of time—“present, past and future are dissolved”

Speaking of creativity, Eckhart applies the annunciation story to our creative work when he writes: The work that is ‘with,’ ‘outside,’ and ‘above’ the artist

Who can deny that Eckhart, with his immense celebration of our divine powers of creativity, is a man like Rich spoke of in yesterday’s DM–

Rich recognizes that coming to grips with the Great Mother, including her powers of creativity and her powers of death and destruction, is essential to

Healthy artists, working from a spirituality base, can awaken us to our “selfishness, greed and apathy” that were named by a scientist in the previous

Yesterday we celebrated the vastness and the creativity that resides within us all where, Eckhart insists, “God is creating the whole universe right now.” Eckhart

Eckhart speaks to the deep meaning of art and art as meditation when he tells us: Whatever can be truly expressed in its proper meaning

Like Jennifer Hereth, artist Suzi Gablik, in her important book on The Reenchantment of Art, challenged artists to move beyond art for art’s sake and

We have been celebrating the recent book by Jennifer Hereth, An Artist Responds to Political Injustice. Previous to considering Hereth’s work, we were meditating with
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