Contribute Content

Articles & Essays

In-depth explorations of wisdom traditions, spiritual practices, philosophers, and concepts.

Length: 1,500-5,000 words | Format: Markdown or plain text

Biographical Entries

Biographies of spiritual teachers, philosophers, scholars, and historical figures.

Length: 500-2,000 words | Includes: Birth/death dates, major teachings, historical impact

Concept Definitions

Clear, accessible explanations of philosophical and spiritual concepts across traditions.

Length: 200-1,000 words | Includes: Etymology, usage across traditions, practical applications

Practice Guides

Step-by-step guides for meditation, prayer, contemplative practices, and spiritual exercises.

Length: 800-3,000 words | Includes: Background, instructions, timing, modifications

Comparative Analysis

Insightful comparisons between traditions, practices, or teachings.

Length: 2,000-5,000 words | Style: Balanced, scholarly approach

Text Translations & Excerpts

New translations or meaningful excerpts from sacred texts with scholarly annotations.

Requirements: Original translation or permission from copyright holder, context notes

Personal Essays & Stories

Authentic accounts of spiritual experiences, learning journeys, or practice insights.

Length: 800-3,000 words | Style: First-person, reflective

1. Scholarly Accuracy

Research thoroughly and cite sources. Distinguish between historical facts, scholarly interpretations, and personal views. Include references or bibliography when appropriate.

2. Respectful & Inclusive

Treat all wisdom traditions with respect and avoid disparaging language. Present multiple perspectives where relevant. Acknowledge lived experiences of practitioners.

3. Accessible Writing

Write for an educated but non-specialist audience. Explain technical terms. Use clear structure with headings and short paragraphs. Avoid jargon when possible.

4. Interfaith & Non-Dogmatic

Embrace our interfaith mission. Avoid promoting one tradition as superior. Highlight universal themes while honoring unique perspectives. Welcome seekers from all backgrounds.

5. Appropriate Length & Depth

Match depth to topic. Introductions can be shorter; explorations of complex concepts need more space. Avoid unnecessary repetition.

6. Original or Properly Licensed

Submit original work or ensure you have permission to publish. Clearly indicate if content is adapted from published sources. Respect copyright.

7. No Promotional Content

Avoid overt self-promotion or advertising. We welcome authentic sharing but not commercial marketing. Teaching offers should be clearly disclosed.

Step 1: Prepare Your Content

Write your article following our guidelines above. Include a title, author name, and 1-2 sentence bio. Add sources/references if applicable.

Step 2: Submit Your Work

Use the contact form to submit your research. Include the content type and title in your message.

Step 3: Editorial Review

Our editorial team reviews your submission within 2-4 weeks. We may suggest edits to improve clarity, accuracy, or alignment with our guidelines.

Step 4: Feedback & Revision

We may request revisions. Work collaboratively with our editors to refine your work. This ensures quality and consistency.

Step 5: Publication

Once approved, your content is published with your byline and bio. You'll receive notification when it goes live and be featured in our contributor spotlight.

Attribution - Your name and bio appear with your work. You're recognized as the author.

Creative Commons License - Your content is published under CC-BY 4.0, allowing sharing with attribution.

Community Resource - Your content becomes part of our global knowledge repository, freely accessible worldwide.

No Monetary Compensation - Contributions are voluntary. We're a non-profit driven by community service, not profit.

Editing Rights - We reserve the right to make minor edits for clarity, grammar, and style consistency.

• Articles on lesser-known wisdom traditions and spiritual systems

• Contemporary applications of ancient spiritual teachings

• Women mystics and spiritual leaders across traditions

• Interfaith comparisons and universal spiritual themes

• Scientific perspectives on meditation and spiritual practice

• Translations of sacred texts not yet widely available in English

• Personal transformation stories and spiritual journey accounts