Queer Identity, Relational Authenticity, and Spiritual Practice in Everyday Life
The integration of queer identity, relational authenticity, and spiritual practices into one's daily routine can be...
Collective lamentation is an ancient cultural tradition that involves expressing grief through communal rituals such as singing, dancing, chanting, and crying. It has been practiced for centuries by...
The interplay between one's sexual orientation and their faith can be a complicated and nuanced issue that affects many people in different ways. For some individuals who identify as LGBTQ+, the...
Queer mysticism refers to the exploration of non-heteronormative spiritual experiences through ritual practices such as meditation, chanting, and prayer that transcend traditional binary gender...
The concept of queerness is deeply intertwined with religious beliefs and spiritual practices. In many cultures around the world, individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ have been excluded from...
Narrative Construction is the process of creating stories that are meant to be read, heard, viewed, watched, and told. It is an essential part of storytelling, which can be found in all cultures...
Can generosity become a form of theological confession for the privileged faithful? This question has been explored extensively by religious scholars who believe that generosity is an essential...
Ritualized Embodiment has been practiced for thousands of years to enhance personal spiritual integration and collective ethical development. It involves using physical movement and sensory awareness...
LGBTQ integration is becoming an increasingly prevalent issue in many parts of the world. It refers to the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning people into...
Can queer faith communities create transformative practices that reconcile love, desire, and moral obligation within inclusive spirituality?
Faith and queerness are often seen as mutually...