We are all called to be mystics in the ordinary course of our ordinary lives. We are designed to wake up to the truth of our divinity and our inseparable belonging to the whole.

When we cross the River Lethe we forget who we are in our truth.

Wisdom rises at times of crisis but she needs human helpers.

It’s a universal truth that ‘midway on our path in life’ we are all meant to discover that we are lost. It’s the crossing point to wisdom.

We call on the fire for love. We call on the water for wisdom.

Seeking meaning is what gives meaning to life. To seek the meaning of life is to be already engaged with the meaning of life.

Western culture no longer understands that transformation is the essence of life.

‘The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing in the way.’ William Blake

A poem, given in imbas forosnai, to anchor us in troubled times

Here, there are no outsiders, no ‘me and you’ no ‘I and not-I’ , no ‘in and out’ no difference, no division, no separation, only one beautiful belonging of all in love.

Together We Will Weave a New One

Jesus was the supreme exemplar of the mystic life. He was the mystic of mystics and the archetypal mystic.

There is a great hunger out there in the world, and in our own hearts, to find a better way of living individually and collectively.

It’s not about the length of our lives. It’s about how deeply we allow ourselves to live.

How To Heal Ourselves and Our World in 2021.

An Emerging Voice in the Spiritual World.

Standing at the Stone of Destiny on the Hill of Tara

This is the absolute meaning of life – to access the formless void and not to be scared but to be absolutely awed.

We modern humans have been conditioned, both culturally and by religion, for 2,500 years to accept someone else’s limit of what is possible for our lives.

There is an eye of calm at the centre of every storm. This is the place to seek out…