Wu-wei! When the noise stops, we can hear the ringing of hope. When we stop doing, a knowing comes, a new realness, a glory to glory.

Nonduality, Camus, Memento Mori, doing nothing. What do all these have in common? They’re things, but they’re also nothings. Are you confused yet? If you are, you are walking the way.

What does it mean to follow a way you cannot name, and have faith in what you cannot see?

A particular Christ revealing a cosmic god, this is the mystery of mysteries which we walk down. To walk this path is to have faith.

Note: I intended to post these consistently, but have neglected to partially due to having to reupload the videos to my Substack drafts after they mysteriously disappeared, and partially because I went to Disney World. I have now scheduled the posts and will share essays every other week, perhaps, I am figuring out how I want to relate to this little ecosystem of Substack. If you’re here, thanks a ton.

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God does not limit godself to “providencing” in the ancient near east in between 0 and 33ad, nah. God is like water. Let’s find out what that might mean in this series reflecting on the Tao Te Ching through the Christ tradition.

I originally filmed this a few years ago, and am continuing the project now. You’ll also hear me refer to the series as “Thursways.” That’s just not the best title so I changed it. I, unfortunately, use mostly masculine pronouns to refer to god, which I now think is bad theology, but alas.

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