Women and the Sacred: the Feminine and the Infinite with Sherry Anderson, Ph.D. & Patricia Hopkins

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What does it mean to be spiritually mature, particularly for modern-day women? Anderson and Hopkins traveled the United States and Canada, interviewing women who were described as having a direct inner connection with the sacred. In this interview they share the stories of some of these remarkable women and the conclusions they reached about spirituality in the daily lives of us all. “There isn’t only one gate to the sacred,” says Anderson, “there are ten thousand gates, there are infinite gates.” (Hosted by Justine Willis Toms)

Sherry Ruth Anderson, PhD, is a psychologist and co-author with Patricia Hopkins of the best-selling The Feminine Face of God: The Unfolding of the Sacred in Women (Bantam, 1991). Hopkins is a consultant with nonprofit organizations. Anderson is co-author with her husband Paul Ray of The Cultural Creatives: How 50 Million People are Changing the World (Harmony, 2000). Anderson and Ray are founding partners of Integral Partnerships, LLC, designed to help those organizations whose constituencies or customers are Cultural Creatives to be more successful, by aligning their internal activities and values with the values and needs of their constituencies or customers. To learn more about the work of Sherry Anderson go to www.culturalcreatives.org

Topics Explored in this Dialogue:

• What are some common threads of women’s spiritual experiences
• How does relationship relate to the inner sacred
• How women relate to nature as sacred
• What are some of the many routes to spiritual maturing

Host: Justine Willis Toms Interview Date: 7/24/1991