The sacred manifests in the flesh of the earth
While the world aches for transformation and healing, God is not a distant observer but an enfleshed presence at the margins, in the soil, in chaos and quiet, in pleasure and pain. The Divine is intimately entangled with all aspects of our collective life: The material. The political. The intimate. The sensual. The struggle. The places where they all meet.
With this assurance, enfleshed creates and facilitates spiritual resources for learning and unlearning dominance in belief and practice. As the Spirit, tender and fierce, calls us all to courage, enfleshed hopes to provide sources of deep spiritual nourishment for the work of collective liberation before us.
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Moments for Common Nourishment
Circumference
By Layton E. Williams Recently, in announcing a summer sabbatical for her team, Brené Brown referenced a quote from British actress, director, and screenwriter Michaela Coel that says, “Do not be afraid to disappear, from it, from us, for a while, and see what comes...
The simple (but not easy) things
“The higher goal of spiritual living,” writes Rabbi Abraham Heschel,” is not to amass a wealth of information, but to face sacred moments.” Our study, our practice, our rituals, our beliefs–all of little ultimate value if the knowing and doing is not enfleshed in our...
Can we just slow down?
By Holden Cession The arrival of Spring signals to us an end to hibernation, a time of rebirth, and a season of action. While I love seeing the flowers bloom and feeling the shift in weather, I find myself still longing for the slowed pace of Winter. We’re less than...
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