part of you that really has access to the big questions: love,
suffering, death, God... When discovered, your True Self, will
recognize the presence of God. Like a diamond, buried
deep within us, formed under the intense pressure of our
lives; it must be searched for, uncovered and separated from
our "ego debris." Scripture references throughout support his
wisdom and he says that as with Jesus, our True Self must be
resurrected that process is transformation.
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and the Divine Feminine explores the relevance of this 12th
century Benedictine nun as a thinker, poet, composer and
artist who continues to influence and inspire us. He com-
pares St. Hildegard to Mary Oliver, Howard Thurman,
Einstein and other modern prophets. Pope Benedict
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between the16th-century soldier-turned-saint and a 21st-cen-
tury woman. The exchanges between the two give insight into
the Ignatian spirituality perspective of the world and how to
find God in every bit of it. In this good read, author Margaret
Silf explores how to pray with the Scriptures along with sug-
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trations both front and back with a timeline of the life of St.
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A Book of Hours for a Prophetic Age
and her own mystical poetry. It is her journey to a new cosmol-
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illustration of how spiritual practice leads to heightened creativi-
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