for anyone who lies awake at night wondering wtf the point is (transforming existential terror into acceptance of life’s impermanence)

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The Way of the Rose: Healing the Heart & the Sacred Marriage (Anne Baring, Part 8)

For seven conversations, Anne Baring and I have been investigating the forgotten feminine face of God. We’ve explored Sophia, Mary Magdalene, the Grail, and the religious traditions that preserved aspects of the sacred feminine. Now, in our eighth and final conversation, we’re as ...  Show more

The Cathars, the Inquisition and the Women Who Defied Rome (Anne Baring Part 7)

In medieval southern France, a woman stood up during a religious debate and challenged the men who claimed the authority to speak for God. A Catholic cleric told her to return to her spinning, because theology was no business of hers. Her identity was Esclarmonde de Foix, and she ...  Show more

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