A quest for spiritual, devotional, and mystical realism in fiction.
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A character archetype for spiritual fiction: the sublator, part 5
In August of 1995, when I was searching in earnest for real spiritual guidance beyond what I could read from books, a friend invited my wife and I to attend a gathering at a Unitarian church in Seattle with Ravi Shankar, the spiritual teach...
Genuine spirituality in fiction, part 5: the importance of wonder
Having reviewed and edited my previous four-part series on “Genuine spirituality in fiction,” linked below, I wanted to offer a few further reflections.
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A character archetype for spiritual fiction: the sublator, part 4
The mentor-student relationship, which is often interwoven with the mentor’s agenda and his or her own ego-consciousness, as described in Part 2 and Part 3 (links below), is also typically a temporary or time-bound one based on the transmis...
A character archetype for spiritual fiction: the sublator, part 3
Years ago, as mentioned in mentioned in A Matter of the Heart—Postscript, I took the Yoga of the Heart program from the renowned yoga teacher, Nischala Joy Devi, who worked closely with Dr. Dean Ornish to develop the yoga portion of his nam...
A character archetype for spiritual fiction: the sublator, part 2
Part 1 of this series introduced the character archetype of the sublator that, where spiritual fiction is concerned, can help restore the original, spiritual function of a “guru.” Part 1 also noted how this particular function—and the singu...
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Kiran Blackwell (pen name for Kraig Brockschmidt) is a long-time writer of non-fiction. He is bringing the mystical realism (awareness of God's presence) expressed in his memoir, Mystic Microsoft, to fiction and poetry.
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