The Inner Life

Exploring the interplay between inner and outer life, the author emphasizes that true spirituality requires active engagement with the world rather than mere introspection. Drawing on the wisdom of a prominent fourteenth-century mystical writer, the text argues that a rich inner life is cultivated through meaningful actions and interactions with others. It challenges the notion that religion is solely about personal experiences, positing instead that it involves sharing divine life with humanity and recognizing multiple paths to profound truths and experiences.