Mystical Christianity
The Christ Path of Embodied Wisdom
A contemplative journey into incarnation, transformation, and living from the center
of love
Invitation
Mystical Christianity is a contemplative journey into the heart of the Christ path—not as doctrine or belief, but as lived transformation.
Here, Jesus is encountered not primarily as an object of worship, but as a wisdom teacher, a transmitter of transformed consciousness, and a living pattern of awakening rooted in love, surrender, and embodied presence.
At a time when inherited religious frameworks are unraveling, many find themselves hungry for meaning, depth, and truth. Mystical Christianity offers a way to meet the Christ tradition anew—honest, spacious, grounded, and alive.
You do not need to identify as Christian to enter this work.
Only a willingness to listen deeply, and to let your life be touched.
Mystical Christianity is offered in several forms, allowing people to enter the work in a way that fits their life right now—from free introductory gatherings, to shorter live series, to fuller journeys over time.
What This Journey Explores
Across this arc, we engage core movements of the Christ path:
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Incarnation—Love taking form in ordinary human life
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Kenosis—The wisdom of self-emptying and surrender
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Crucifixion—Transformation through suffering, not atonement
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Resurrection—The emergence of new consciousness
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Radiant Presence—Living from the center with courage and compassion
This is not abstract theology, but embodied understanding, shaped through contemplative practice and lived experience.
Voices from the Journey
“Elizabeth's teaching provided a wonderful opportunity to explore my life from a variety of perspectives in a community of other seekers. Teaching, reading, and conversation all contributed to a rich, intimate experience.” — The Rev. Carol Amadio
“Even if you are not a fan of Zoom, Elizabeth has the gift of building community and welcoming people wherever they are on their journey.” — Pam Burnette
A Living Threshold
Mystical Christianity is not about returning to old forms. It is about discovering what still breathes, still calls, and still transforms. If something in you feels quietly stirred, you are already at the threshold.
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No prior theological or contemplative training is required
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Each option includes access to core teachings and materials