Recent Spiritual Practices of the Day

Charlotte Joko Beck in Nothing Special Life itself is hazardous
Al-Ghazzali in No Enemies Within The body should be studied
Jelaluddin Rumi in Ten Poems to Open Your Heart Be helpless, dumbfounded
Terry Bookman in The Busy Soul Place your hand on your heart.
Baal Shem Tov in Everybody is unique
Lama Surya Das in Awakening the Buddhist Heart If you raise even one hand in a gesture of reverence
Surya Das in Awakening the Buddhist Heart In Tibet every monk, nun or lama begins...
Edward Hays in Prayer Notes to a Friend The next time you feel that fate, life or God has given you some impossible mission
Vaclav Havel in Lyrics for Re-Creation Hope is a state of mind
Margaret Mead in How We Behave at the Feast Always remember that you are absolutely unique
Thom Rutledge in Embracing Fear and Finding the Courage to Live Your Life How might I be different
David Kundtz in Moments in Between David Kundtz in Moments in Between
Dale Turner in Different Seasons On Toscanini's eightieth birthday, someone asked
Joan Chittister in The Friendship of Women A reflection on the role of acceptance in friendship
Andrew Harvey in Dialogues with a Modern Mystic So many people don't know
Thich Nhat Hanh in Plum Village Chanting and Recitation Book Don't put anything else into your mouth
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in Celebrating Silence How can you always be happy?
Mechtild of Magdeburg in Open Mind The Holy Spirit is
Edward Hays in Prayer Notes to a Friend The Infinitely Inventive Soul Maker created in you
Lewis B. Smedes in Choices I am personally thankful that we live together
Hugh Prather in Spiritual Notes to Myself Egos clash
Rachel Naomi Remen in My Monastery Is a Minivan The way in which we go
Thich Nhat Hanh in Stepping into Freedom Water flows over these hands
Zopa Rinpoche in Transforming Problems into Happiness By habitually seeing as a problem
Andrew Harvey, Eryk Hanut in Perfume of the Desert Longing is both the anguish
Sharon Salzberg in Faith To be driven by fear
Elizabeth West in Happiness Here and Now The eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth
Robert Frager in Love Is the Wine Names of holy beings are followed by an honorific name
Henry Miller in Sacred Journeys in a Modern World How to be an artist: Stay loose
Naomi Levy in To Begin Again There is a Jewish tradition