“A theologian, I found, is much like an archeologist. Both develop expertise in digging. An archeologist sifts through sediment to find objects buried long ago, and a theologian sifts through words, trying in vain to find the first word, the… — Meggan Watterson Copy Share Image
“A theologian, I found, is much like an archeologist. Both develop expertise in digging. An archeologist sifts through sediment to find objects buried long… — Meggan Watterson Copy Share
“To me being spiritual is less about learning something new and more about remembering what I have always known. Being spiritual is a process… — Meggan Watterson Copy Share
“Before you can hear, much less follow, the voice of your soul, you have to win back your body. You have to go on… — Meggan Watterson Copy Share
“I have found what I set out to know: a direct experience of the Divine. Whether I'm seated before a lighted candle, calm and… — Meggan Watterson Copy Share
