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Matthew Fox
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With 24 books in print, including the best seller Original Blessing and Creativity: Where the Divine and Human Meet, perhaps no one is more qualified than Matthew Fox to offer a curriculum about using the power of prayer to change our world. Now this passionate speaker and writer presents Radical Prayer, his audio opus about prayer, the utterance of our hearts. This compelling six-session course covers what prayer is and why it works, recovering the sacred masculine and feminine, exploring the dark night of the soul, deep ecumenism lessons from history's great mystics in every tradition, and more. Enrich your life with this soulful course on the power of prayer.
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- Alastair Loh
- 06-11-21
a weaving from the heart
composed of threads and voices of scientists, mystics, indigenous and spiritual figures including Thick Nhat Hahn and Meister Eckhart.
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- 02-25-15
The very best
Wow, is all I can say! Mathew Fox is truly a modern day Mystic. This is some of the best, thrilling, heart warming, intelligent information that I have heard in ages. Matthew Fox gives me hope in human kind and answers to so many questions. It is worth every penny and every minute I spend listening. Highly recommended! Don't miss out!
Narrated by Matthew Fox, a series of lectures. He is relaxing to listen to and funny:)
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- Devin
- 11-03-16
Inspiring and worthwhile but...
Matthew Fox was an engaging lecturer and presented a truly holistic approach to spirituality today. He talked about foundations in spiritual growth for a better world, embracing lessons from the past, various teachings from world religions and insights from modern science.
He did not address prayer head on though, which was a little disappointing, given the title. I would have liked something more specific about the act of praying as a conscious activity in addition to daily mindful living, based on his inclusive philosophy.
Instead Fox cast a broad net and talked about many different aspects of living a spiritually rich life. While this can be said to be 'prayer in action', unfortunately this meant that in the end this lecture didn't really differentiate itself from many other titles in this arena.
Yet I still found it to be a very interesting and worthwhile listen. His passion definitely comes through and his inclusive, holistic approach was most inspiring.
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- Wild Horses Flying
- 02-23-19
Wisdom Humor Wonderful
Natural joyful playful but still reverent ;) - love of Godness and life, love of Godness IN life - Rev. Matthew Fox clears a way through the misconceptions that have worked into traditional religion over time - that obstruct rather than expand our spiritual growth. He clears a way to the beautiful truths underlying it all that give us the ladder, the golden path, the light and understandings that will guide us through the critical troubles we've gotten ourselves into, that brush clear the truths we were meant to have to WAKE UP and LIVE LOVE.
Thank you Matthew Fox -- and the many other teachers from different religions clearing the debris to the SAME truths that will support, nourish and transform us.
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- Toni Gallo
- 09-25-23
A Beautiful Exploration + Articulation of Spirit +
I love listening to Matthew Fox talk from the heart about spirit and humanity. It’s easy to follow despite the overflowing wealth of academic intelligence as well as the intelligence of the soul.
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