Understanding the Spiritual-But-Not-Religious

The case for “dusking”: In a world of light and noise, embracing the dark can be healing How the simple act of watching twilight can radically transform our perception of the world and our role within it.

Rooting in the Sacred: A Journey of Reverence & Reimagining is a yearlong virtual & hybrid course designed to guide seekers, dreamers, and changemakers on a personal and collective journey into the emerging futures of spirituality. Together, we explore how wisdom traditions, contemporary practices, and our unique connection to the sacred can transform our lives and inspire social change. Guided by a wide-ranging and eclectic constellation of teachings from indigenous cosmologies, mystical pathways, ecological wisdom, and modern philosophies, we will discover the threads that unite us across cultures and generations, craft practices and rituals that honor our histories, and give life to radically inclusive futures.

It gives a brief history of the relegation of African spirituality in the colonial era, its current re-emergence now in the continent and in the Diaspora and the reasons for this re-emergence.