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Jul 11, 2019 48 min

Mirabai Starr - Wild Mercy

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Mirabai Starr – Wild Mercy Aired Thursday, 11 July 2019, 9:00 AM EST / 6:00 AM PST Do you dare wild mercy? Journey with voice master Kara Johnstad and author Mirabai Starr through the wild landscapes of the fierce and tender wisdom of the women mystics to glean insights of compassion. Discover connections between the perennial teachings found at the heart of all the world’s spiritual paths and their application in justice and peace work. About Mirabai Starr: Mirabai speaks and teaches nationally and internationally on the teachings of the mystics and contemplative practice, and the transformational power of grief and loss. Mirabai’s youngest daughter, Jenny, was killed in a car accident in 2001 at the age of fourteen. On that same day, Mirabai’s first book, a translation of Dark Night of the Soul, was released. She considers this experience, and the connection between profound loss and longing for God, the ground of her own spiritual life. Testimonial: “Ever since I met her when she was a teenager at the Lama Foundation, Mirabai Starr has been absorbed in the teachings of the great mystic saints, especially the women. Like her namesake, the poet-saint Mirabai, she brings to her work an intense love of God and a passion for the Beloved. My Guru said, ‘Love is the best medicine.’ Mirabai will help open up your heart to love.” – Ram Dass

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