Mysticism invites us to live in liminal spaces. It reveals the untamed magic of borderlands: those spaces between the already but not yet, the here and hereafter, the tensile moments between life and death, what was and what will be.

The Celts called these borderlands “thin places.” Places where the veil between heaven and earth seemed tissue-thin. And while they venerated certain oak groves, seasons, and islands as “thin,” the Celts also knew that if we looked with the eyes of faith, everything was sacred.

We invite you to enter into this enchanted world, where the Spirit roamed wild and free! Join contemplative teacher Kelly Deutsch to learn how to see like the Celts did, and to explore:

•  The role of longing in Celtic spirituality - and how your own longing can draw you closer to the divine
•  The 3 kinds of Thin Places, and where you can discover them in your own life
•  How the enchantment of the world - seeing the Sacred sparkling from every stone and sycamore - will help you live in divine presence
•  The 3 things Celtic Spirituality has in common with most indigenous traditions (and one important difference)
•  How the Celtic name for the Spirit, the Wild Goose, reveals a critical part of mysticism

Through this masterclass, you’ll discover the Holy peeking out from all sorts of unexpected places.