The life of Mysticism is one of devotion and reverence to God and therefore to all. It is a discipline of mind, of training the mind to hear and follow only the Voice for God. The goals are everlasting peace of mind and the humor, gentleness, happiness, freedom, and joy that flow from such a state of mind.The life of Mysticism is as spontaneous and playful as it is serene and tranquil. Alive and e...

The mystical transition happens prior to mystical Oneness. Resurrection is when Christ is recognized. This is the completion called the mystical State, the gateway to Eternity. No longer is there a person, for Spirit is forever One with God. Before the mystical Union is the gift of contemplation. It is the invitation to this higher life to be unfolded. This gift is like a trumpet call, which begin...

Beloveds,You too may enjoy this writing about the beginning movement away from 'the Empire' towards God, and towards simplicity as a state of mind. This fits beautifully with the purpose of mystical community. Abundant simplicity is the spiritual reward of forgiveness.With love,Kirsten ❤️When Christianity became the established religion of the Roman Empire, something remarkable and strange took pl...

Kirsten Buxton – Devotion is love. To be devoted to God is to simply love God. In this love, our true Identity is found. We are that Love. We are one with the Love that we desire to know, that we give our full heart and mind to...

Written by Frances Xu – I see the cloud mist floating like the ocean from afar. Jesus’ name lingers in my mind, day and night. All of a sudden, his name alone becomes the answer to everything...

Written by Kirsten Buxton – I love being woken at 3am, to spend silent hours in prayerful contemplation. The spaciousness and stillness in the quiet darkness of the morning is such a Gift… knowing nothing else is happening and this time is completely available for being with God, thoughts and prayers.I’ve been reading some of St Francis’ rule in the wee hours. 
Through knowing Divine Providence, h...