
Apophatic Divinity: God as Nothingness
Thomas Aquinas says that “God is said to be nonbeing (non existens) not because God is lacking in being but because God is beyond all
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Thomas Aquinas says that “God is said to be nonbeing (non existens) not because God is lacking in being but because God is beyond all

In this dark season of the year that is also Advent that leads into Christmas in the Christian calendar, we are meditating on the Apophatic

If God is the uncreated one, then we cannot know God since everything we know is created and has received its existence from other existences.

Even though Meister Eckhart celebrated richly the God of light and wonder and creation, he also laid out a profoundly generous banquet of teachings on

December 5, 2022. Advent, Winter, Darkness, and Repose.In this meditation, we look at the quality of “repose” and how necessary it is in the midst

We have considered Meister Eckhart’s teachings on peace and repose which seem especially meaningful not only at this time of winter and advent but also

We are considering with Meister Eckhart the deeper meaning of winter, Advent and entering the darkness of the season and the darkness or depths of

In this season of winter and darkness and advent, we continue our meditation with Meister Eckhart on repose, keeping in mind the Biblical statement that forms the

Two days ago in our daily meditations, we spoke of how winter and the darkness “contain their own wisdom and lessons, one of which is silence

This time of advent and of winter and of solstice approaching affords us an invitation to enter into the darkness, the darkness of our souls
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