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Peace in the Chaos
Peace is always available, perhaps even more available because of the chaos.
Peace is always available, perhaps even more available because of the chaos.
The universe seems to be calling us to repent in the truest sense of the word — to turn around, to change, to do things very, very differently than we were before.
Too often we rest into the feelings of when we lacked it or lost it. These Advent and Christmas seasons give us more than four weeks to remind us that Divine Love is ever present and abundant.
Joy emerges most dramatically when we experience the full range of life’s feelings. We often experience the greatest joys, the most extraordinary kindnesses, the most exquisite grace, when our lives are at the most bleak, despairing, and painful.
My own experiences of self-care have led me to develop what I am calling, Self-Care Coaching ... a space in which individuals or groups can develop self-care practices that support their life so that they can live their purpose with joy,…
I transformed judgement into compassion, just by picking up a little recycling.
Very simply, rituals help form people into the community they aspire to be.
The not-so-amazing development is that things always worked out. I was (and still am) willing to follow paths that seemed a little “out of the box” for me.
This post is the sixth in a series exploring the practice of Drishti (focus on a particular point, traditionally in meditation or yoga poses). Rev. Nicole Havelka, the usual author of this blog, writes about how her ordination anniversary provided a…
This post is the fourth in a series exploring the practice of Drishti (focus on a particular point, traditionally in meditation or yoga poses). My fellow pop-culture preacher, Rev. Jeff Nelson writes about how he connects to his breath as a…
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