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Rupert Sheldrake,Deepak Chopra,Matthew Fox,Ilia Delio,Richard Rohr,Keith Ward,Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson,John B. Cobb Jr.,Cynthia Bourgeault,Loriliai Biernacki,Marjorie H. Suchocki

How I Found God in Everyone and Everywhere

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How I Found God in Everyone and Everywhere captures for a general audience the spiritual shift away from a God “up there” and “out there” and towards an immanent divine right here. It’s built around the personal journeys of a close-knit group of prominent contributors. Their spiritual visions of immanence, sometimes called “panentheism,” are serving as a path of spiritual return for a growing number of seekers today. Contributors include Deepak Chopra, Richard Rohr, Rupert Sheldrake, Matthew Fox, and Cynthia Bourgeault.
MysticismTheologyInspirationalReligionPrayer & SpiritualBody, Mind & SpiritAncient MysteriesHealing
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290 printed pages
Original publication
2018
Publication year
2018

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  • Ramiro Quezadahas quoted4 years ago
    For millions of people, the most important journey is their spiritual journey, their journey with—or to—God
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    • Ramiro Quezadahas quoted4 years ago
      Life, of course, consists of all manner of journeys
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      • Ramiro Quezadahas quoted4 years ago
        Journeys not only beckon us to potential adventures that lie ahead, but they also bring with them personal transformations, allowing us to see things differently upon returning home. This is one of the principal reasons we take journeys: they change us and the way we view the world. The value of a journey does not exist only for the one who takes it, however. After all, what good are journeys if they cannot be shared?
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