Love Is Stronger Than Death
A guidebook for all who are called to the path of conscious love. This powerful book, written by an Episcopal priest, tells of her intense relationship with Brother Raphael Robin, a seventy-year-old Trappist monk and hermit. Deeply enriched by Bourgeault's knowledge of the teachings of G.I. Gurdjieff and of Christian mysticism, their vibrant, provocative, beautifully writt...more
Paperback, 240 pages
Published
July 2nd 2008
by Praxis Publishing
(first published September 14th 1999)
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I give five stars to Cynthia's bold, brilliant, and beautiful personal story and theoretical exploration of the potential for connection, and continued relationship, between "individuals" in both the earthly and divine realms. What is compelling about this work is the combination of Cynthia Bourgeault's scholarly strength and the candid disclosures of her very human and vulnerable quest for love. She outlines with reassurance that erotic love can and is a vehicle and path to the dept...more
I appreciated her perspective on the afterlife according to Christian mystics, especially about the Terror and beauty and love. I always appreciate personal anecdotes about experiencing a loved one's spirit in a clear way. Unfortunately, she seems to withhold the most intense encounters with his spirit, as being too personal. Thus, I was left a little disappointed by the absence of real substance.
" The meetings or the walks that we have with the people in our life are very sacred, so let's take time and reflect on our connections with others. if you are someone who is interested in the meanings of relationships/connections here and after, this book is for you."
I have to go back and finishe this one - it was due!!
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