The Everyday Mystic

A large part of the last several months has been devoted to my study of A Course in Miracles. And what I've discovered in that time is that the mystical is constant in our lives.

Appearing over and over again - if we have eyes to see.

When many people hear the word mystical, they get this image of a monk or hermit, sitting on a remote mountain in some far-off country, miles from civilization, spending hours in meditation and contemplation.

Isolated from society and removed from humanity.

I want to change this image - forever!

A mystic is simply someone who sees the divine in everyday life.

In that light, what was Jesus but a mystic? What was Buddha? what was Mohammed? Or any of the great prophets?

I want to show that the mystical can and should be part of everyday life.

Of THIS Life.

This messy, unpredictable, wonderful life - with its financial struggles, dissatisfactions with our jobs, delicious food that sticks to our waistline, babies that won't sleep, traffic jams, frustrating relationships, and all the rest - is crying out for the mystical.

Through it, we heal.

Through it, we are released from fear.

Through it, we are saved.