Matthew Fox explores how intrinsic creativity is to our human nature and how the highest communion with the Divine can be found right at our fingertips in the simplest expressions of human creativity. It is a message to put into action in everyday life. Fox asks why our culture so undervalues creativity in, for example, our educational programs and schools. He also explores the place from which creativity arises in us and how to bring creativity alive in all peoples.

You’re invited to undergo this new contemplative practice created by spiritual theologian Matthew Fox. In this mini-walking pilgrimage, one meditates on the seven “I am’s” and the nine events in the life of Jesus that are cosmically based, including the Nativity, Baptism, Transfiguration and Pentecost. The Cosmic Christ archetype is among the earliest teachings in Christianity (Paul and the Gospel of Thomas, for starters), yet a psychologized religious consciousness of the modern era practically lost that awareness.

The 16 Stations were created in clay by potters M.C. Richards and Ullrich Javier Lemus. The practice is fully laid out with pictures in the recent book,  Stations of the Cosmic Christ  by Matthew Fox and Bishop Marc Andrus.