Spiritual Formation for a Quantum Age of Intuitive Intelligence

When we read religious texts (including the Bible) archetypally and mythologically, they become *more* meaningful, true, applicable and real – not less. It does not diminish a text to call it myth – it exalts it. It sets it on the pedestal of shared imagination, it lays it out as a smorgasbord and invites all to feast on it. It cracks it open in ways that may have been unimaginable beforehand. It makes it meaningful and meaty and relevant in any dimension, timeframe, religious context or epoch of time. It welcomes deep engagement with other fields and disciplines, because an archetypal and mythological framework has holographic and multidimensional meaning-making devices – eliminating surface level divisions on the minutiae of issues like transmission, translation, and doctrine.