Tuesday Tip with Rich: Bringing OUr Goals to Centering Prayer
This week Rich suggests bringing our long-terms and key decisions to God in Centering Prayer.
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Rohr’s Vision Of Nondual Reconstruction:The Wisdom Pattern Book Review
Richard Rohr has a superpower: the ability to clearly articulate what it means to live out a nondual perspective amidst the turbulent seas of modern life while remaining connected to the Christian tradition. Marc Thomas Shaw reviews Rohr’s latest book: The Wisdom Pattern: Order, Disorder, Reorder.
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The Temple and the Bell
Roger Butts shares a beautiful poem. Listen closely and you just might hear the sound of the bell.
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Tuesday Tip with Rich: Working Through Struggles
This week Rich talks about working through the struggles. Enjoy your Tuesday tip.
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The peaceful benefits of acceptance, non-attachment, and non-resistance.
This week, Tim Moon writes about various sources of mindfulness, what they are and what they’re not.
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Episode 63: Interview With Zen Poet Gary GAch
A nice long chat with Gary Gach on meditation, Alan Watts, Leonard Cohen, and all sorts of...
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Unconditional Love for Ourselves and Derek Chauvin
In this heartfelt and perhaps difficult conclusion to our series on navigating the world today, guest writer and friend of this project, Bob Lewis, asks us to consider what it might mean to love ourselves unconditionally.
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The Value of Spiritual Friendship
We are so pleased to welcome a new writer into the conversation about navigating the difficult terrain of the world today. Dan Lawrence shares his reflections on the value of spiritual friendship.
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Tuesday Tip with Rich: Letting Go of Doubts and Resting In God’s Love
In this week’s tip, Rich talks about letting go of doubts by resting in God’s love.
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COVID-19, George Floyd, and Centering Prayer
Rich Lewis kicks off the final week of our continuing series on navigating the difficult terrain of our world with a personal reflection about how he’s been coping. Centering Prayer has been a great support for him.
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Blessed By The Ability to Pause
Kelly Boyer Sagert joins the conversation about navigating the difficulties of our world by sharing how it has felt to pause.
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Ground and Grounding
Today, we are pleased to share a guest post on navigating our world from Mary C. Earle. Mary is an Episcopal Priest, Author, Poet, Retreat Leader and Spiritual Director. She reflects on how her gardens are bringing peace and joy to many during this difficult time.
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Tuesday Tip with Rich: Standing at the Threshold
In today’s tip, Rich talks about standing at the threshold and how Centering Prayer can help.
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Coping with the Craziness of the World by Touching Earth
So, how does one cope with all the craziness going on right now? A couple of days ago, I probably would have said, “I dunno.” Today, I’d like to talk about touching earth and the possibility of finding stability in embodiment.
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Overcoming Unconscious Biases By Recognizing Ourselves In Others
Today, the newest member of our writing team, David Youngren, joins the conversation about navigating the difficult terrain of our world by offering some practical advice on how to overcome unconscious biases.
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Reaching Out to Make Peace in a Racially Tense World
Tim Moon shares a heartfelt story about how an awkward and tense situation on a basketball court suddenly became an opportunity to reach out and make peace in a racially tense world.
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Tuesday Tip with Rich: Ways of Being
In today’s tip, Rich talks about ways of being to counter all the doing.
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A short teaching on the difference between living in the moment and living for it. This could be a gamechanger.
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A Chaplain’s Reflections From the Frontline: COVID 19 and Structural Racism
Rev. Roger Butts is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister serving as a Staff Chaplain at Penrose St. Francis Health Services in Colorado Springs. He courageously shares his experiences around working on the frontline.
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