by Doug Scott, LCSW https://building4thpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-spirituality-technology-of-mutual-abiding-kenosis-as-a-path-through-crisis/ "The Spiritual Technology of Mutual Abiding: Kenosis as a Path Through Crisis" This dialogue reveals a spiritual community grappling with contemporary challenges through the lens of mystical Christianity and esoteric spirituality. The central presentation by Doug Scott introduces what he terms a "spiritual technology" - the practice of kenosis or … Continue reading The Spirituality Technology of Mutual Abiding: Kenosis as a Path Through Crisis
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How Practical Knowledge of the Law of Three Can Transform Your Relationships With Yourself, Others, and God
by Doug Scott, MA, MSW, LCSW AUDIO OF PRESENTATION https://building4thpodcast.podbean.com/e/unlocking-the-secrets-of-the-law-of-three-a-pathway-to-transformative-relationships/ Introduction In a world increasingly characterized by polarization, conflict, and seemingly irreconcilable differences, many of us find ourselves trapped in repetitive cycles of struggle in our most important relationships—with ourselves, with loved ones, and with the divine. What if there exists a fundamental pattern, woven … Continue reading How Practical Knowledge of the Law of Three Can Transform Your Relationships With Yourself, Others, and God
SH!PS Approach: Parts 1-3: Solidarity, Hope, Process, Service (audio and images)
by Doug Scott, LCSW Entering the worldview of another is necessary for walking with another in solidarity, cultivating hope, trusting the process of development, and encouraging acts of service. The SH!PS Approach to caregiving provides a simple, albeit not always easy, framework to help facilitate loving and effective accompaniment. Clinical social worker, Doug Scott, LCSW, synthesizes decades of spiritual seeking, … Continue reading SH!PS Approach: Parts 1-3: Solidarity, Hope, Process, Service (audio and images)
Cosmic Christ: Christianity and the Law of One
Article by Doug Esse Abstract: This long article attempts to bridge the "apparent" gap between the metaphysics of Christianity and the Law of One material. For this author, the Law of One material is the clearest presentation of the Perennial Philosophy which undergirds all of the world's major religions. Through the Jesus Event, the fullness … Continue reading Cosmic Christ: Christianity and the Law of One
Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 28
Logion 28: Jesus said, “I took my place in the midst of the world, and I appeared to them in flesh. I found all of them intoxicated; I found none of them thirsty. And my soul became afflicted for the sons of men, because they are blind in their hearts and do not have sight; … Continue reading Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 28
Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 27
Logion 27: <Jesus> said: If you do not fast to the world, you will not find the kingdom; if you do not keep the Sabbath as Sabbath, you will not see the Father. ___________ Noa: fast to the world may be a reference to finding stillness, quiet, meditation, etc. It is helpful to meditate in … Continue reading Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 27
Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 11
Logion 11: Translation 1: Jesus said: This heaven will pass away, and the one above it will pass away; and those who are dead are not alive, and those who are living will not die. In the days when you ate of what is dead, you made of it what is living. When you … Continue reading Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 11
Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 2
This is the second in a series that will explore the Gospel of Thomas through a dialog between two old friends. The author of this blog, Doug, and his friend, Noa, were friends in high school. We reconnected a few years ago and have been supporting each other along our spiritual journey. Noa is currently … Continue reading Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 2
Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 1
This is the first of a series that will explore the Gospel of Thomas through a dialog between two old friends. The author of this blog, Doug, and his friend, Noa, were friends in high school. We reconnected a few years ago and have been supporting each other along our spiritual journey. Noa is currently … Continue reading Gospel of Thomas with Doug and Noa: Logion 1



