The Divine Milieu: Teilhard de Chardin

De: Kathleen N. Deignan

Narrado por: Kathleen N. Deignan

Duración: 2 h y 20 m

Resumen del Editor

"At the heart of our universe, each soul exists for God, in our lord." (Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, The Divine Milieu)

Take an unforgettable retreat with Teilhard de Chardin's masterpiece: The Divine Milieu. A Jesuit priest and scientist, Teilhard's powerful vision of the universe has influenced countless spiritual seekers. Written in the 1920s but published posthumously, The Divine Milieu is a spiritual work at once cosmic and personal. Mapping the horizons of transcendence and intimacy, it illuminates the boundless contours of our true nature and home in God. Now, this retreat invites you to reflect upon Teilhard's timeless thought. Presented by gifted professor, Teilhard expert, and author Sr. Kathleen Deignan, CND, this six-conference series will transform your spiritual imagination and cosmic consciousness. An accomplished musician, Sr. Deignan weaves her beautiful, acclaimed music in with her profound exploration of The Divine Milieu. You are invited to nurture the "cosmic contemplative", deepen your Christic life, and serve the world with greater enlightenment and soul.

In this retreat you will explore the profound paradoxes of Teilhard's evolutionary spirituality. Orienting you through the landscape and inscape of the sacred, Teilhard will challenge you to visit the mystical terrain of your cosmic neighborhood. Illumined by his wisdom, you will venture on an itinerary he walked before us. With the spiritual master Teilhard as your guide, you will encounter the sacred dimensions of the evolving cosmos and the interior terrain of the evolving human soul.

Photograph courtesy of the Foundation of Teilhard de Chardin.

©2015 Now You Know Media Inc. (P)2015 Now You Know Media Inc.

Request for Audible book

Can Audible get The Divine Milieu as a book available for listening? Visually impaired and would love to listen.

A Jewel to treasure

Kathleen Deignan’s clarity and beautiful explanation of Teilhard de Chardin deep spirituality and brilliance is unsurpassed.

A Retreat on The Divine Milieu

Thoroughly enjoyed thus offering but I was expecting the book itself to be narrated. Apparently it's not yet available on Audible. The music at the ends of each chapter were alone worth the price. I wish the source had been ackniwlwdged.

Hoping for more Teilhard and less interpretation of Teilhard. More verbatim and less interpretation

Hoping for more Teilhard and less interpretation. More verbatim less digression.i read the original in French

and hoping to recapture that

Lengthy Introduction

The book is an extended introduction to The Divine Milieu, but says little about the actual content. I was disappointed. The Divine Milieu Explained by Louis Savary is far better.

summary of this is inaccurate

I was actually looking for the BOOK, and assumed it was read by Sister Deigen. instead it offers a great deal of interpretation with very little of the actual book. I still enjoyed much of what was said but both the title and the summary of this book on audible are quite misleading .

mistitled

an interesting introduction to Teilhard, but didn't dig as deep into the title work as much as I would have hoped.

It should be titled Who is Teilhard de Chardin?

She struggles to explain the subject. I have read the Divine Milieu and she focuses on pg 1-41 exclusively. She didn't bother to read pg 42-159 which is the section were the Divine Milieu is introduced and expanded.

Don’t buy

This is slow plodding praise for the man and lacks substance regarding the contents of his ideas. Unrelated to the actual book.

Disappointed

I have already read The Divine Milieu and was hoping for something to give me a little more insight, but instead it was a brief and not helpful overview of the life and thought of Teilhard. The audiobook is a little over 2 hours, but Sister Deignan doesn't even start talking about the book until an hour into it. When she does, it's superficial. She gives but a brief mention of two of the book's main sections - divinisation of activities and divinisation of passivities. She throws in some other things like Eastern mysticism which, while valid and analogous to Teilhard's thought, weren't what I was wanting to hear.
I'm racking my brain on who might benefit from this audiobook, but can't come up with anyone. If you want a review of the life and thought of Teilhard, the audiobook by Goergen (Teilhard de Chardin's Cosmic Christology and Christian Cosmology) is much better. If you want some insight into The Divine Milieu, then the subject audiobook isn't the place.
Sister Deignan has a slow, deliberate, and emotional delivery which was distracting and didn't really help me follow what she was saying.