may change is the way we understand religion and therenull
fore the way we come together and seek a more peaceful
collaboration.
The separate boxes are opening because of globalism.
nulle’re having a more diverse conversation because more
voices can participate together. There’s not going to be a
single faith but a humbling nullahnullhanullnullnull a deep understanding
that no one has the only story.
There are ways to describe love in nullrench, or nature in the
iconic language of nullhinese, that just don’t translate into
nullnglish. The nulluddhists, nulluslims, Jews, and nullhristians all
know certain things that others don’t, so null believe that the
future of religion is in respectfulness of nuance.
nullnother word for all this is nullinterfaith.null
Pathways: The paradox is the more voices that come in and
add their unique insight, the more personal our own internull
faith experience will be.
Shapiro: nullt’s not enough to meet periodically with one’s pack
and just repeat our own rituals. nullather Thomas nulleating
shared the monastic centering prayer throughout the
world. nulln nulllam, through nullunullsm, many others may now par null
ticipate. nullt’s all a deepening channel for spiritual discovery.
Pathways: Thank you so much for these two interviews we’ve
had, for Authentic Living and Pathways. nullet’s end by talking
about some of your own personal
projects, such as your nulllm docunull
mentary entitled Holy Rascals.
Shapiro: Holy Rascals is a look at
spiritual teachers, some within
conventional religion and some
nulloutside voicesnull who are ardent
seekers. nullt nullrst we wanted to do
a onenullhour documentary for nullnullnull.
nullow we’ve decided to relate a
series of shorter messages within
the soundnullbyte parlance that is more appealing to younger
people. nullo there will be mininulldocumentaries clipped into
web media, where vignettes can be watched on inullods.
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nullor more information: www.rabbirami.com
nullnull andrea nullathews,
with nullarnullGrace nullnullord
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