What does it mean, psychologically, to be bent over for eighteen years — to live in a state where one cannot look up? This meditation reads the Gospel healing not…
These reflections treat the ancient commandments of Exodus and Christ's summation of the law not as moral imperatives imposed from outside, but as descriptions of an inner economy — the…
These reflections approach the Gospels as documents of inner psychology — maps of what happens when a human being is confronted with the demand to change and meets it with…
These reflections explore a psychological puzzle embedded in two seemingly unrelated scriptural passages: why human beings can read every external sign with precision yet remain illiterate before the signs of…
These two readings — Paul's prayer for an inner fortification so vast it exceeds all knowing, and Christ's stark declaration that he has come to cast fire and division upon…
These readings place two seemingly different ideas side by side — a hidden mystery now disclosed, and a servant who must remain awake at an unknown hour. Read psychologically, both…
These readings pair an architectural metaphor — being "built up together" into a dwelling place — with a parable of servants who must stay awake in the night. Read esoterically,…
What does it mean to be "dead" while still walking, talking, accumulating? Today's readings place side by side two images — Paul's portrait of a humanity sleepwalking through its own…
A question about taxation becomes, under esoteric scrutiny, a question about identity itself — about what in us is stamped by the world and what, if anything, still bears the…
What does it mean, psychologically, to die while still alive? These readings from Paul and from John both circle a single paradox — that something in us must be relinquished…