#divine imagination

[turiyatitta]

The Supreme Siddhi

The Unfathomable Miracle of Being Among the many marvels attributed to the Siddhas—those said to wield supernatural abilities—there exists a siddhi so profound that it eclipses all others. Beyond the conjuring of objects from nothingness, beyond the bending of space and time, there lies the ultimate and most extraordinary power: existence itself. The fact that anything at all is, that awareness…

The Supreme Siddhi

[eyeoftheheart]

Imagination as the Path of the Spirit John O Donohue

[pilgrimjim]

The World's End (An Advent Manifesto)

Advent doesn't feel like ritual rehearsal this time around. It's for real. As hope contends with despair, can we cast away the works of darkness and put on the armor of light?

Standing Rock police assault Water Protectors with fire hoses.

Advent is not just a season of quiet waiting. It is also a time of protest and vision.

As the election consequences unfold, Advent seems less a ritual preparation for Christmas than a realistic description of where we find ourselves in a darkening world. Pitting hope against despair, Advent calls us to “cast away the works of darkness…

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[pilgrimjim]

God and the imagination are one

Following this blog’s inaugural series of dispatches from the Camino de Santiago last spring, readers of The Religious Imagineer may have noticed a curious diversity of topics: saints, seasons, nature, culture, theology, Scripture, liturgy, art, theater, circus, classic cars and cinema. And perhaps they wonder, what ties all this stuff together?

The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows…

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[katrinadbruins]

The imagination is our way into the divine imagination, permitting us to see wholly—as whole and holy—what we perceive as scattered, as order what we perceive as random.

Wendell Berry