by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee
Love is the most powerful force in the universe, and for centuries mystics have understood the transformative potential of divine love. Love draws us back to love, love uncovers love, love makes us whole and love takes us Home. Read More
By Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, May 2017
Adapted from Spiritual Ecology: 10 Practices to Reawaken the Sacred in Everyday Life.
In the busyness of our contemporary life we are drawn into ceaseless activity that often separates us from the deeper dimension of our self. Read More
by Anat Vaughan-Lee
Transcription of a Closing Reflection for the Conference "The Global Peace Initiative for Women" in Jaipur, India, March 2008
My name is Anat and I belong to the Naqshbandiyya-Mujaddidiyya Order of Sufism that came to the West from India on the death of our Sufi Teacher in 1966. It was brought to the West by Irina Tweedie who was the first woman to be trained according to this ancient Sufi tradition. Read More
By Sam Mowe, May 2017
Published in Garrison Institute
When you pay attention to what’s happening to the world—the destruction of our air, soil, and water—it is common to want to do something to help the situation. But what if part of the reason that we’re in this perilous ecological situation is our tendency to treat the world as if it’s a problem to be solved? Read More
by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, September 2016
First published in Kosmos Journal
The sacred is all around us, woven with stories and starlight, in the rich texture of the soil, and in certain dreams that come on certain nights. Read More
Recorded July 2024
The worlds of light surround us, are our true nature. And yet we appear cut off from this light, only able to experience it after death or in deep meditation. In 2010 I had a vision of a wall that separates us from this light—a wall built by human consciousness, but which has been here so long that we do not even notice it. Are we to remain forever trapped in its shadow, in a darkening world? Read More
Recorded June 2022
There is a quality of consciousness waiting to be lived than can help us to see where we are going, a language we need to learn or remember so that we can read the signs—revealing a pathway, hidden and yet visible, that can take us through these darkening years. Read More
Recorded April 2022
How can we hold the light that is left and allow it to guide us into a living future? Read More
Recorded October 2021
A contemplation on this moment and the legacy we are leaving through the eyes of grandfather and spiritual teacher, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee. Read More
Recorded May 2020
Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee reads his recent article: Watching the sun rise over the wetlands, the mist fading, even here in the midst of nature there is the strange stillness of a world in lockdown—waiting, wondering, anxiety, and fear its companions. I am writing these words in the time of the great pandemic, when for a few brief months our world slowed down and almost stopped; when as the stillness grew around us there was a moment to hear another song, not one of cars and commerce, but belonging to the seed of a future our hearts need to hear. Read More
