Provoke means to call into action and wholeness is a state of being. Sometimes we need to be lovingly provoked to remember that we are whole—already.

In his book Sitting with Spirits, Doto weaves together a thoughtful historical, religious, and social analysis of how and why to attune to spirits within our world. The joyful manifesto at the end of the book for engaging the roots of our religion and reclaiming access to the entirety of the Christian tradition with all its mystical experiences, ritual, and mystery sums up his perspective nicely. Reading this book will give you much to reflect upon.

What if instead of trying to do something more, how about taking a pause and doing less? Simple tips on how to adapt a different mindset for taking a pause, being present to yourself, and connecting with the Divine. You're invited to pause and be still so you can hear the small quiet voice of your soul.

You can choose to come from a place of love when you respond to any life situation or circumstance. Use ground and center technique to connect with love.

Love of enemies—the hardest and most difficult part Jesus’s teachings. Hate tears down our enemies, our world, and our souls, but love builds up. Only love can build a beloved community. Only love can bring shalom.

Leaning into the wisdom of the Divine Feminine and the qualities she brings shines a new light to illuminate and reimagine what Faith can mean for each of us.