Comments on: Guest post: William Bloom “My passion is modern spirituality.”

By: Marie-Elise Allen

Marie-Elise Allen — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 00:22:01 +0000

There is never a crowd on the ‘leading edge’. In fact it can feel quite lonely sometimes. I agree with James, spirituality IS part of every day life, in all we do, think, say, feel, and be. Whether we recognise that or are even in the slighest bit consciously aware of that fact, is of no matter. We be what we be. Marie-Elise

By: James E. Bonser.

James E. Bonser. — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 18:10:37 +0000

Dear Persephone,
For the want of sounding foolish or negative. I seem to have the same response to William`s proposal as Findhorn. To ” make spirituality a part of every day life ” spirituality is part of every day life, whether we like it or not. I,as part of this generation,do not have a mission, I don’t even seem to have a reason. The story of God and the Devil talking, springs to mind. God said “you are no longer of any use, man has discovered the truth” and the Devil said ” I am needed more than ever, I will help them organise it ” This is one Aquarian to another. Why can’t we just leave it in its organic state. James.

By: Persephone Arbour

Persephone Arbour — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 11:28:22 +0000

Despite my own, very personal reservations – this piece gave me a lot to think about: My own resistance due to being overfed on communal, organised spirituality – AND delight that someone is trying something different! However, maybe it is a case of trying to catch a moonbeam, or pulling down the finger that is pointing to the moon! Whatever – the dichotomy will be interesting to watch. Persephone