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The last Adam has become a life-giving spirit. (Cor 1.15:45) This statement  teaches us to understand Christ as the “last man” – final man, who takes man into his future which consists of his being, not just man, but one with God. It is openness to the whole, to the infinite, that makes man complete. … Continue reading fully human

Christ’s existence, as exemplary existence, is fulfilled and perfected in his being opened on the Cross. That is why he can say; announcing and expounding his death: “I go away, and I will come to you” (Jn 14:28): By my going away the wall of my existence that now encloses me will be broken down, … Continue reading the continual exodus

In the beginning was the Word, primordial being, a being waiting to be realized. The primordial state: a reaching back to the being behind the ‘phenomenal’ character of the mere happening. Total unity with the “I am”, the ground of being, that results from an attitude of complete surrender. That which is pure actuality waiting … Continue reading pure actuality

If you know me, you know my Father too. Have I been with you all this time and you still do not know me? Sensible: perceptible by the senses. The man, Jesus of Nazareth, was perceptible by the senses to  those who walked and talked and lived with him. Yet, they didn’t know him. To … Continue reading essence of practise