• S3 E45: Cassidy Hall: Queering Contemplation

  • Nov 13 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
  • Podcast

S3 E45: Cassidy Hall: Queering Contemplation

  • Summary

  • takeaways

    • Hiking the Camino was a transformative spiritual experience.
    • Reflecting on life in three-month segments helps maintain focus.
    • Faith was a spacious concept in Cassidy's upbringing.
    • Questions about existence began at a young age for Cassidy.
    • Deconstruction of faith can lead to deeper self-understanding.
    • Thomas Merton's writings opened new avenues of contemplation.
    • Queering contemplation invites a broader understanding of spirituality.
    • Engaging with political issues is crucial for community support.
    • Hope can be found in the innocence of children.
    • Silence holds infinite possibilities for personal growth.

    Chapters

    • Introduction and Background Stories
    • The Camino Experience: A Spiritual Journey
    • Reflections on Life and Time Management
    • Faith and Spirituality: Early Influences
    • The Journey of Deconstruction
    • Thomas Merton: Influence and Impact
    • Queering Contemplation: A New Perspective
    • Engaging with Political Polarities
    • Finding Hope in Local Connections
    • Silence and Its Infinite Possibilities
    • Liminality and Queerness: Embracing Uncertainty

    Links:

    Connect with Cassidy: https://cassidyhall.com/

    Buy her Book: [click here]

    Listen to her Podcast: [click here]

    Watch Her Merton Film: https://www.dayofastranger.com/

    Find us on the web: https://liminalliving.simplecast.com/

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    Follow us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCseqDsKpQv2r7AbFfrWF0ow

    Follow us on Patheos: patheos.com/editorial/podcasts/liminal-living

    All Music for this episode composed by Axeltree

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