Esta carne de aquí: Espiritualidad, liberación y las historias que nos construyen

What is 'This Here Flesh'?

'This Here Flesh: Spirituality, Liberation, and the Stories That Make Us' is a work by Cole Arthur Riley that invites readers to explore spirituality from a perspective of liberation and authenticity. Through personal reflections and profound narratives, the author shows us how our stories can become sources of healing and transformation. This book has become a reference for those seeking a spirituality that embraces vulnerability, justice, and human connection.

Main themes

The book addresses fundamental themes such as identity, faith, justice, and human connection. Riley, known for her work in the field of spirituality and racial justice, offers a vision that combines Christian tradition with contemporary sensibility. Each chapter is an invitation to question, to feel, and to grow. The author interweaves personal stories with theological reflections, creating a safe space for introspection and inner dialogue.

Why read this book?

This book is aimed at anyone seeking an authentic spirituality, who does not shy away from difficult questions, and who wishes to find a path to a fuller and freer life. It is especially relevant for those interested in personal growth, progressive theology, and the intersection of faith and social justice. Riley's poetic and accessible prose makes this book suitable for both beginners and scholars of spirituality.

About the author

Cole Arthur Riley is a writer and creator of spiritual content. Her project 'Black Liturgies' has been a source of inspiration for many people, offering spiritual resources from an Afro-American and liberating perspective. In 'This Here Flesh', Riley shares her own experience and that of her family, showing how experiences of pain and joy can become sources of strength and hope. Her style is intimate, poetic, and deeply human, capable of connecting with readers from diverse traditions.

Frequently asked questions

Who is this book for?

It is aimed at anyone interested in spirituality, personal growth, and social justice. It is especially relevant for those seeking a faith that embraces doubt, diversity, and liberation.

Is theological training necessary?

No. The book is written in accessible and emotional language, suitable for both beginners and scholars of spirituality.

What format is it?

This edition is in hardcover, ideal for collectors and for gifting.