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Why Meditation Should be a Ritual for a Healthy Lifestyle (Part 2)
“For people looking to nurture a contemplative way of life, James Finley counsels ‘Find your contemplative practice and practice it.’” Richard Rohr What do we search for in life? What do we desire? Health? Wealth? Peace? So often, we reach out to all the external places and positions to make us happy. We seek wealth…
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Why Meditation Should be a Ritual for a Healthy Lifestyle (Part 1)
“You have a treasure within you that is infinitely greater than anything the world can offer.” -Eckhart Tolle Last week I mentioned several types of meditations. People reached out to me asking what some of these meditations were or how to do them. Meditation in its simplest form is simply a way of calming our…
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Spiritual Direction Certification: A Path to Deepen Your Spiritual Journey
“It is by being awake to God in us that we can increasingly see God in the world around us.” Henri J.M. Nouwen, Spiritual Direction: Wisdom for the Long Walk of Faith After a wonderful two-year journey, I attended my last spiritual direction class. Now I am awaiting the review of my final paper. By October,…
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Harnessing Quirks: Exploring the Untapped Possibilities
“Believe in your infinite potential. Your only limitations are those you set upon yourself.” Roy T. Bennett Do you consider your quirks a curse or are they untapped potential? I can’t seem to simply walk through a beautiful area. My camera usually comes out and I shoot images from different perspectives. I play with angles…
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Embrace Being Lost: Your Opportunity for Growth and Self-Discovery
“Not all those who wander are lost.” J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring. I am not very good at embracing the unknown. Either in life or on a vacation. Often, my husband and I have a habit of going somewhere we are familiar with and therefore know the basic directions. The sense of disorientation…
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