Christian mysticism
Silence, prayer and direct experience within the mystical traditions of Christianity.
13 results across teachers, paths, events and places.
American rabbi and scholar of Jewish mysticism, associate professor at Naropa University, known as the founder of Kedumah, a path of awakening rooted in Kabbalah and Lurianic mysticism.
View profile →Danish mystic, author and musician teaching an Aramaic-rooted, Essene-inspired form of Christian mysticism, currently offering his teaching mainly online while recovering from a serious health crisis.
View profile →American healer and retreat leader, formerly known as Prajna Ginty, working at the intersection of curandera plant-medicine tradition, Jungian depth psychology and women's mysticism.
View profile →American non-duality teacher based in the Pacific Northwest, founder of "Tapestry of Being," known for integrating Advaita, Tibetan Buddhist, and Trillium Awakening influences into a mandala-based teaching framework.
View profile →Atlanta-based contemplative writer and spiritual director, a Life-Professed Lay Cistercian known for making the history and practice of Christian mysticism accessible to a broad audience.
View profile →American Franciscan sister and theologian holding the Josephine C. Connelly Endowed Chair of Theology at Villanova University, known for integrating evolutionary science with Christian mysticism in the tradition of Teilhard de Chardin.
View profile →Silence, prayer and direct experience within the mystical traditions of Christianity.
An online conversation with Mirabai Starr at the intersection of spirituality, justice, and imagination.
Retreat with Mirabai Starr at Kripalu.
A virtual workshop offering practices for aging gratefully, inspired by the wisdom of Grateful Living's centenarian founder, Br. David Steindl-Rast.
Fanna-Fi-Allah performs a themed concert exploring the shared spiritual roots of flamenco and Sufi Qawwali.
The second residential weekend of Stephen Wright's Kentigern School, a course in the contemplative way grounded in Christian mysticism, with individual and group work, spiritual direction, contemplative prayer, silence and lectio divina.
An online symposium on spiritual intelligence in education at which Laurence Freeman speaks alongside a panel of educators and researchers.