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From the margins (2): Dürckheim on experience, insight, and practice
Three posts that “plunder the Egyptians” (Exodus 12:36)
“Plundering the Egyptians” is a metaphor in the last post and this one (and the one to come) for an ideational “gem” I’ve picked up and purloined from my free-ranging among books outs...
From the margins (1): Attrait, Baron von Hügel, the Grail, and Joseph Campbell
Three posts that “plunder the Egyptians” (Exodus 12:36)
There are four “yogas” that are essential aspects of Vedanta (the word yoga literally refers to a “yoke,” and by extension, a “yoga” is a practice that fosters “union” with the divine...
Evagrius of Pontus: Three videos, two websites
The influence of Evagrius of Pontus in the history of Christian ascetic thought, both in the East and in the West, is incalculable. Like many others, I believe the condemnation of his writings (along with those of Origen and Didymus the Bli...
Work, monks, acedia, salvation, and us
And “a threefold cord not quickly broken”
One of the more charming letters of St. Jerome (and, yes, as irascible as he could be, he could also be charming) is that addressed to Rusticus, a young man trying to decide between embarking on th...
“Unceasing Prayer”: ten retreat conferences with Fr. Cassian Folsom
Back in August, I published a post that included audio recordings from a retreat given in 2013 for the monks of St. Benedict Abbey in Still River, Massachusetts. In retrospect, I believe I should have provided links to all ten parts of the...
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