
What Was Lost: The Tragedy of Metaphysical Amnesia
What if we cannot build a good society because we cannot remember it? With Augustine and Rielo, a reflection on the goodness humanity lost at the fall.

Sarah is a creative writer and philosopher whose work investigates the cracks in modern consciousness. Drawing on the rich heritage of Christian mysticism, she offers a rigorous critique of modernity’s isolating structures while pointing readers toward an intimate, filial relationship with the Creator God. She holds an M.A. in Global Development and Social Justice from St. John’s University—a program sharing foundational roots with RIID. Transitioning from a career in international higher education, Sarah filters her work through a deeply global perspective on humanity and the sacred. She is the mother of eight children and a grandmother, dedicated to reawakening the wonder of being human and reclaiming divine lineage in a hyper-rationalized world.

What if we cannot build a good society because we cannot remember it? With Augustine and Rielo, a reflection on the goodness humanity lost at the fall.

This three part series explores the historic cycles of humanity's return to a just social order and the nature and role of Freedom in Integral Development …

This three part series explores the historic cycles of humanity's return to a just social order and the nature and role of Freedom in Integral Development …

Part I The Return of Astraea: Divine Justice Anew Everywhere we are now witnessing the collapse of the ideals of liberal democracy, and the rise and …

The world is hungry. We hunger for justice and peace. We are born into a state of hunger, cut off from our mother and turned out to a cruel world as orphaned …