@brianmclaren Matthew Fox got me started. And yet, there comes a time, for the sake of all, where the pragmatic reconciliation of 'religion' and 'mysticism' occurs, in God's time, as an advent of wholeness made possible (only) by the supersession of the messianic. ?s=20
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Copy of tweet: Nick Routledge In essence, prophetic earthwork endeavors to give a local face to the unifying articulation of the Messianic Event, by somatically embodying a realm of perception and liberating activity which simply transcends the fierce contradictions and dualisms of our time. With art and calligraphy reading, "The colors of the grove and voices of the birds will restore immortality at the time when we shall come into the garden, thou and I. - Rumi"
@SherPoint 7/ Such reconciliation embraces way more than mysticism and religion, of course. It welcomes everything: the visible and invisible, secular and sacred, natural and manufactured, human and more-than-human, in a summation completing itself in the power and promise of wholeness.
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Copy of tweet here: Indeed, why eschew a syncretic secular-religious concatenation, when a mature synthesis advances an evolutionary perspective transcending the agency of either camp, alone? What if a coherent planetary response is accessible to us only because it is inherently reconciliatory?