In Tibetan Buddhist traditions, erotic meaning is often represented through visual imagery, rituals, and religious symbolism. This representation can be found in various forms such as thangkas,...
Religious eroticism is a concept that has been debated extensively in religious studies and philosophy. It refers to the relationship between religion and sexuality, which can be seen as a means of...
Can the dissolution of fear lead to a deeper sense of sacred wonder and humility?
The answer is yes, but it requires some understanding of what fear is and how it relates to the human experience....
Queer grief is an understudied aspect of death, dying, and bereavement that has received little attention from both scholars and practitioners alike. Traditional theories of mourning are often...
Can posthumanist thought offer a new vision of identity that transcends traditional categories of gender and morality? This is an intriguing question worth exploring. Posthumanism is a philosophy...
In hierarchical theology, God is seen as the supreme being, separate from human beings and other entities in creation, while in relational spirituality, God is conceived as interconnected to...
Sexual fantasies are an important part of human nature that can provide individuals with pleasure, excitement, and release from daily stressors. While some people may view these fantasies as private...
In many myths from around the world, forests are seen as places of mystery, magic, danger, and abundance. Within these tales, a common theme is the presence of forest deities who possess great power...
One way that queer theology engages with divine relationality is through its focus on the idea of God as a loving, interconnected, and inclusive being who desires relationship with all creation,...
Illuminating Resilience, Ethical Responsibility, and Interconnection through Experiences of Suffering
Suffering is often viewed negatively and associated with misfortune or negative emotions such...