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RT @nick_routledge: @TheaEuryphaessa Apropos Jung: "We move toward individuation both singularly and collectively." Ultimately, living from our center, we become the unique personification of a corporate authenticity. Individuation isn't a privatized salvation project; rather, a diffuse veracity, locally incarnate.

"There is no direct, permanent or public access to the divine. Each destiny has a unique curvature and must find its own spiritual belonging and direction. Individuality is the only gateway to spiritual potential and blessing." ~ John O'Donohue

Painted abstract image of the Winged Heart, with calligraphy, "Individuation is to humans what incarnation is to a God." - David Richo
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"There is no direct, permanent or public access to the divine. Each destiny has a unique curvature and must find its own spiritual belonging and direction. Individuality is the only gateway to spiritual potential and blessing." ~ John O'Donohue Painted abstract image of the Winged Heart, with calligraphy, "Individuation is to humans what incarnation is to a God." - David Richo

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 27 Jul 2024

@MacDonald_daily @pauljpastor I'd personally affirm a further, fuller, integrative dimension to cosmic realization, namely, a dynamic, co-evolutionary, incarnational gravity. Hadewijch of Antwerp: "The greatest radiance anyone can have on earth is truth in works of justice performed in imitation of the Son.”

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @realNDWalsch Then again, "How you get there is where you arrive. Privatized salvation, our quest for personal sanity and safety, never accumulates into corporate change because it attracts and legitimates individualists to begin with. Think about that." @RichardRohrOFMQuoted by@realNDWalsch Then again, "How you get there is where you arrive. Privatized salvation, our quest for personal sanity and safety, never accumulates into corporate change because it attracts and legitimates individualists to begin with. Think about that." @RichardRohrOFMQuoted by@trippfuller 10/ Where both men saw each moment ripe with messianic potential and vitality, Shari'ati also conceived this "strait gate" as an immediacy opening upon and stoking dynamic, participatory, revolutionary messianic  activity - a liberation from the status quo of "negative longing."Quoted by@SophiaCycles Perhaps that's because it was all he knew.