Make Peace Before the Sun Goes Down, by Roger Lipsey

The long encounter of Thomas Merton and his Abbott, James Fox.

The Gospel of Mary Magdalene, by Cynthia Bourgeault

Was she “first among the apostles” of Jesus Christ?

Saturday in New York with Gitanjali, by Tracy Cochran

Gitanjali Babbar wanted to walk to the Freedom Tower. This cold day in New York City marked the end of her first trip to the United States. …

From Bad to Good, by Patty de Llosa

One of some seven-hundred current members of Ready Willing & Able, the Doe Fund’s flagship training and sustaining organization, Joe will spend the next few months …

Maidens & Monsters, Betsy Cornwell

Cinderella slaves for years for her heartless stepfamily; Beauty offers her life to the Beast at her father’s request. […]

Healing the Wounds of War

In contrast to our modern situation, traditional and indigenous peoples had extensive spiritually and communally based warrior medicine, practices and lineages. […]

Without Pause, by Mark Nepo

They say the legendary hitter Ted Williams could see the seams of the ball as it came out of the pitcher’s hand. …

Who Am I?, by James George

The Tamils of Sri Lanka called him the Sage of Jaffna.

Learn to Die!, by Alejandro Jodorowsky

Despite acclaim, even adulation, garnered from his theater and film work, including such classic films as The Holy Mountain and El Topo, the author found himself in a state of doubt—of spiritual questioning. …

Living as Spiritual Practice, by Tracy Cochran

In February 2003, I went to Laura Rothenberg’s apartment to talk about her book, “Breathing for a Living,” which she wouldn’t live to see published. Laura was dying at age twenty-two. …