In a Mountain Spirituality, Personal and Non-Personal Traits Form a Two-Way Union

In Wilderness Mysticism, a spirituality of the mountains involves a union that runs two ways. On the one hand, we melt and merge into the non-personal dimension of mountains that are billions of years old. This enables us to become more solid, stable, vast, spacious, and cooly detached from the exhausting drama of our emotions. On the other hand, the mountains begin to melt into us and take on some of our personal human qualities, enabling them to speak profound insights to us as though they were a trusted friend or lover.

Photo: Lichen-covered quartzite rock and Medicine Bow Peak, Snowy Range, WY, November 2, 2015

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I am available for one-on-one sessions giving instruction in Wilderness Insight Meditation, or for spiritual direction / mentoring via phone or Skype. You can contact me at canyonechoes@gmail.com if you are interested. The rate is $65 per hour-long session. You might also want to check out my Spiritual Direction with Stephen Hatch Facebook page.
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15 seconds on a "Mountain Spirituality" made today in the Snowy Range, WY

Posted by Stephen Hatch on Monday, November 2, 2015