What is INTERSPIRITUALITY?

Interspirituality is the common ground, where all of the wisdom traditions meet. Interspirituality is committed to finding the spirituality both within and beyond religion. What ties us together is a shared desire to connect with the Ground of Being in a way that fully respects our differences.

_{Joan Borysenko}

“Love is the only sane and satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence.”

_{– Erich Fromm}

“Love one another, and you will be happy.

It’s as simple and difficult as that.

There is no other way.”

_{– Michael Leunig}

Your Weekly Thought Gem

“Every time that religion has identified itself or entangled itself with a particular political movement or a particular government, religion has been harmed by that. I see religion as a powerful positive healing force for this nation and the world. But that force is blunted, weakened, compromised inestimably, if we turn religion into a tool for advancing political strategy; if we make it a matter of how to win political office; if we treat it as anything other than a sacred part of life from which we ought to draw sustenance and values and strength for living courageously as good citizens.”

~ C. Welton Gaddy

“The man who makes God his beloved, what more does he want? His heart becomes awakened to all the beauty there is within and without. To him, God is all-in-all; to him, God is everywhere. If he goes to the Christian church or the Jewish synagogue, to Buddhist temple, to the Hindu shrine, or to the Muslim mosque, there is God. In the wilderness, in the forest, in the crowd, everywhere he sees God.”

_– _{Hazrat Inayat Khan}

“Interfaith dialogue doesn’t mean, ‘come, let me tell you something about my faith.’ Interfaith dialogue means, ‘come, tell me something about your faith – I want to learn – I want to grow’.”

– Abhijit Naskar

What’s New?

Latest developments at the Centre for Interspiritual Peace

Mini-Retreat – Saturday 1st of August

Stay tuned!