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Wisdom of Our Elders

Living in Spirit, Wisdom, Deep Mercy, and Truth

  • Publisher: Wipf and Stock
  • Published: 2024

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Publisher's Description

A collection of essays that reflect, explore, and expand on wisdom and sustainable truth, each chapter in Wisdom of Our Elders focuses on an aspect of a wisdom tradition with an application for modern knowledge. The chapters are based on relevant and relatable lessons and concepts using experiences, poetry, scripture, and sacred text. The content represents a mosaic of several cultural and religious experiences, wisdom traditions, and many vibrant voices.


Endorsements (4)

“I am deeply grateful for this resource that is so needed in these challenging times. The wisdom collected here will nurture weary souls and equip spiritual directors with the language to connect spirit, justice, and mercy.”

Jennifer W. Davidson

“In a world often characterized by rapid change and uncertainty, Wisdom of Our Elders is a testament to the enduring power of human wisdom, transcending time and tradition. By delving into the teachings of Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, the authors, each a custodian of unique insights, invite readers to contemplate, reflect, and integrate these profound lessons into their lives and communities.”

Paula Owens Parker

“Wisdom of Our Elders brings together the voices of an impressive group of contemporary elders. The much-needed, time-honored wisdom of these elders will truly be food for our souls, guiding us to truths on which to stand, especially in this time of instability.”

Khris Ford

“Wisdom of Our Elders is an anthology filled with treasures. This collection of essays explores the spiritual gifts of all our elders, from a variety of perspectives and through a glorious diversity of voices. In here you will find words of wisdom that are challenging, comforting, educational, and inspirational.”

Carl McColman

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