Cynthia Bourgeault, an Episcopal priest and retreat leader, and A.H. Almaas, founder of the Diamond Approach, dive into the complexities of love as a transformative force. They explore the essence of conscious love and its interconnectedness with reality, emphasizing non-dual love's unique role in spiritual growth. The duo discusses healing through love and pain, urging listeners to embrace wounds for transformation. They also highlight gratitude's power as a catalyst for trust and joy, advocating for love's necessity in enriching relationships and the human experience.

In this engaging talk, Rev. Dr. Cynthia Bourgeault, a modern-day mystic and Episcopal priest, dives into the transformative power of contemporary contemplative practices like Centering Prayer. She discusses her deep connections within spiritual mentorship and the importance of embodying physicality in spiritual practices. Cynthia emphasizes the unifying role of contemplation across faiths, and the balance required in spiritual leadership for fostering community growth. Her insights aim to inspire a new generation of Wisdom teachers.

Cynthia Bourgeault, an Episcopal priest and modern-day mystic, shares her deep insights into contemplative spirituality. She discusses the nature of ultimate reality, merging personal and impersonal dimensions, and her journey towards non-dualism. The conversation also delves into the significance of unity consciousness across spiritual traditions and the joy found in individuality within community. Additionally, Cynthia highlights her new book on Thomas Keating and upcoming events honoring his legacy, emphasizing the transformative power of contemplative practice.