

Scott Erickson: Spiritual Formation Through Image Making, Contemplation, and Working With Creatives
Jun 29, 2018
Scott Erickson, a touring painter and creative priest whose art has graced platforms like CNN, shares a heartfelt exploration of creativity and spirituality. He delves into overcoming burnout, and how art and storytelling helped him navigate personal challenges. Discover his unique exercises for prayer visualization and the significance of the Wailing Wall. The conversation highlights the healing power of creativity in communal grief and its potential to inspire action against social injustices, emphasizing a collaborative approach between art and the church.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Creative Prayer and Healing
02:01 • 6min
A Journey to Sacred Silence at the Wailing Wall
07:54 • 2min
Lament, Art, and Spiritual Connection
09:36 • 29min
Integrating Contemplation and Remembrance in Spiritual Practice
39:03 • 2min
Artistic Reflection and Community Engagement in Spirituality
40:50 • 5min
Artistry and the Church: A Collaborative Exploration
45:52 • 13min
Navigating Burnout and Creativity
59:12 • 7min