My fascination with philosophy and religion is rooted in their power to shape lives—in both its abstract and concrete realities of human existence. As a scholar and practitioner, I am drawn to the intersection of Continental thought and Process philosophy, specifically the movement toward differentiation and harmony.

My work is an exploration of the topography of the imagination, a term I borrow from John Sallis. I am interested in the “elemental” forces—nature, earth, and spirit—that precede our logic. I view the academic and the personal as a singular trajectory: an effort to rationalize the “mysticism” of experience into a framework for shared flourishing.

My site: http://www.processimagining.com