Towards a Feminist Wisdom Spirituality of Justice and Well-Being

In the last decades spirituality has become a key-topic not only in th*olgy but also in commercialized forms of Self-help groups and the New Age movements. Spirituality has become a big business. Leading compa-nies everywhere are tuning into the power of spirituality as they look for conveying company goals and for inspiring their people to do their best in the global market place. In the process, spirituality has become a popular but also an enigmatic and vacillating term that means different things to different people. By focusing on wisdom/Wisdom, human or divine, as the horizon of a feminist spirituality of struggle, I want to probe the possibili-ties for articulating a political Wisdom spirituality that sustains rather than mutes struggles for survival and liberation. Such a spirituality has to focus on wo/men’s struggles to survive and transform relations of domination. At its heart is the discernment of Spirit-Wisdom’s working in different global contexts. Wisdo