Our Ecclesial Reality
Enjoy a short reflection from Kimberly Holman about how practice bonds us in an ecclesial reality.
Mystical Grace
Contemplating a Mystic’s Way to Freedom
Grace means there is nothing I can do to make God love me more, and nothing I can do to make God love me less.
-Phillip Yancey
-Phillip Yancey
Kimberly Holman has a knack for translating deep spiritual truth into simple, everyday language while sharing her personal struggles and quandaries. With a dual background in psychology and religious studies, she takes a special interest in spiritual conversion and transformation.
Kimberly Holman shares a short reflection on accepting our powerlessness. Kimberly Holman shares a short reflection in the form of a conversational prayer about the vital necessity of contemplation. This is a challenging time for me. Challenging, but also full of promise and hope. In about two months, I’ll be moving back home. I’ve been here in Colorado for… In a short teaching, Kimberly Holman describes the ins and outs of the spiritual journey as we come face to face with ourselves. Kimberly Holman offers a poetic description of centering into contemplation while invoking Christ: Soul of Christ, animate me. In a short teaching, Kimberly Holman describes how vibrational energy arises and can be channeled into authentic presence for the healing of the world. Accepting Our Powerlessness
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My Oratio
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Just Call Me Martha
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Coming Face to Face with Ourselves on the Contemplative Journey
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Anima Christi
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Vibrational Energy For the Healing of the World
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Kimberly Holman
Mystic Poet | Founder, Contemplative Light
Kim has a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Maine and an M.A. in Religious Studies from Naropa University. She has been practicing meditation and contemplative prayer since 1996. Kim writes from various points of view, but her heart is always informed by an enduring love of Christ and the Christian mysteries.
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