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    What’s Prayer Got to Do With It?

    By LeTonia Jones

    It is only through contemplation, prayer, and a commitment to love that I can see the collateral damage that results when anyone is believed to be or  believes….

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    Introduction to On Queer Dharma (Free Read)

    By Stephanie Corigliano

    Introduction to Spiritual Citizenship (Free Read)

    By Stephanie Corigliano

    Wise-Love (Book Review)

    By Prāṇadā Comtois

    Introduction to On Death (Free Read)

    By Stephanie Corigliano

    Often aligned with evil, death appears as the grim reaper, the nefarious gambler, in scary movies, and in ghost stories, yet death is an intimate part of life. For many, death marks the end of existence and is therefore often treated as a kind of ultimate foe or failure. Disease commonly invokes a “battle,” where triumph is the end of illness and a prolonged life, and death is “defeat.” That an individual might heroically endure…

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    Introduction to On Bhakti (Free Read)

    Bhakti is love or devotion to a supreme deity. It is a form of religious practice, a state of mind, and the goal of practice. Through visualization, narrative, chanting, and pūjā, bhakti taps into raw emotion and desire.

    By Stephanie Corigliano

    Introduction to On Illusion (Free Read)

    he idea that “the world is an illusion” and that reality might not actually be as it appears may seem counterintuitive, a topic more at home in fantasy literature and science fiction than in therapy and philosophy. Yet almost every religion addresses illusion, to some degree, and highlights the imagination as an effective tool to engage with it.

    By Stephanie Corigliano

    Chitheads Podcast Library

    Many guests of the CHITHEADS Podcast have written books, from scholarly to devotional to more introductory and accessible works, on…

    By Jacob Kyle

    Forms of the Formless: 2022 Meditation Album

    By Embodied Philosophy

    From Faculty & Friends: H. “Herukhuti” Sharif Williams

    How would you explain the term “queer dharma”? I’m a practitioner of neo-traditional African spirituality in both the Kemetic (Ancient…

    By H. “Herukhuti” Sharif Williams

    From Faculty & Friends: Oneika Mays

    How would you explain the term “queer dharma”? Queer dharma for me is living your truth as a queer person…

    By Oneika Mays

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