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@ThinkingFaith 2/ Traditional contemplative practice presupposes stability—a cloister, a sanctuary beyond the storm. But today’s spiritual terrain reveals something unprecedented: contemplative depth itself is evolving. The cell is no longer only stone and silence. It is also the current.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @RichardRohrOFM 2/ This, the texture of eschatological fulfillment breaking into ordinary time—not the end of history but its deepening. The convergence of all things in love occurring not beyond time but within it—a present grammar of becoming, here and now.Quoted by@RichardRohrOFM 2/ This, the texture of eschatological fulfillment breaking into ordinary time—not the end of history but its deepening. The convergence of all things in love occurring not beyond time but within it—a present grammar of becoming, here and now.