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Free Offerings & Gatherings
If you’re feeling curious but not ready to commit, you’re warmly invited to begin with a free introductory gathering.
These gatherings offer a gentle introduction to an embodied wisdom path — one that unfolds through presence, reflection, and shared inquiry rather than instruction alone. Together we listen, notice, and make space for what wants to emerge, without pressure or expectation.
No prior background is needed — only openness and care.
Mystical Christianity:
Becoming Love
A way of living formed by love.
Ongoing • Free Recording
This is a contemplative circle rooted in the Christian tradition of becoming love — not being right.
This free introductory gathering offers a gentle way to explore Mystical Christianity as a lived, embodied path. Together we’ll listen, reflect, and sit with ancient wisdom as it meets our own experience — with no pressure to believe, perform, or share more than feels right.
This gathering includes:
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a short teaching drawn from the Christian mystical tradition
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time for quiet reflection and silence
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optional shared conversation and inquiry
The Courage to Be
Finding Ground When the World Shakes
Free Recording
Through presence, story, and sacred wisdom, we’ll reconnect with the deeper ground that holds us—so you can meet life not from panic or paralysis, but from the courage of your soul.
Come as you are. Leave with practices, perspective, and the quiet joy of remembering who you really are.
More resources, freely shared
If you’d like to continue exploring, more teachings are freely available on my YouTube channel.
Broken Open on Substack
A place for reflection, storytelling, and staying connected
On the Substack platform, I share written reflections, teaching threads, and updates about upcoming gatherings and offerings. It’s a slower, more personal space — a way to stay in touch and continue the conversation between live gatherings.
You’re welcome to sign up to receive reflections by email, or simply explore the writing in your browser or the Substack app — whatever feels easiest for you.