From Jewish Kabbalah to Islamic Sufism to the more recent revival of Christian contemplation, the yearning for direct experience of God seems to be at the heart of the human journey. Latter-day Saints may naturally ask, will Mormonism bring forth its own meditative tradition in accordance with this pattern? Has that tradition already begun to manifest in subtle ways? Perhaps most intriguingly, what unique and distinctive gifts could a Mormon mysticism offer as legacy to the human family? Join us not just in a spirited discussion of these matters, but in an embodied practice.

Thomas McConkie