Recent Spiritual Practices of the Day

Francis Bacon in The Artist's Way The job of the artist is always
George Fox in Plain Living Dispatch business quickly
Yiddish Proverb in Finding Joy The woods would be very silent
Sara Maitland in A Big Enough God Hope is the basis for taking responsibility
Angeles Arrien in The Second Half of Life Eight metaphorical gates of initiation
His Holiness The Dalai Lama in The Path to Tranquility If we want a genuine smile
Rick Hamlin in Finding God on the A Train Don't get your hopes up
Deng Ming-Dao in Everyday Tao By being receptive, we can
Gunilla Norris in Sharing Silence A room devoted to silence honors
Rami M. Shapiro in Hasidic Tales: Annotated and Explained The stories we tell
Henry Suso in When True Simplicity is Gained Lord, you are like a wildflower
Paul Reps, Nyogen Senzaki in Zen Flesh, Zen Bones We all have the same colored bones
Gershe Sonam Richen in Frederic Brussat's Twitter Collection Accepting Invitations
Charlotte Joko Beck in Nothing Special Life itself is hazardous
Jane Vennard in Praying with Body and Soul A meditation on the heart, evoking wonder.
Jean Shinoda Bolen in Close to the Bone Insights from myth, dreams
Al-Ghazzali in No Enemies Within The body should be studied
Terry Bookman in The Busy Soul http://www.spiritualityandpractice.com/books/books.php?id=1504
Glenn H. Mullin in Gems of Wisdom from the Seventh Dalai Lama Lama Tsongkhapa suggested that instead of
Sonam Rinchen in The Bodhisattva Vow By "not accepting invitations" we deprive
Vaclav Havel in Lyrics for Re-Creation Hope is a state of mind
Jelaluddin Rumi in Ten Poems to Open Your Heart Be helpless, dumbfounded
Paul Brunton in Zen Soup I have often been asked what I thought
Baal Shem Tov in Everybody is unique
Nilton Bonder in Yiddishe Kop When Isido Rabi, the 1944 Nobel Prize winner
Margaret Mead in How We Behave at the Feast Always remember that you are absolutely unique
Scott Russell Sanders in Staying Put Mystery is not much in favor
Surya Das in Awakening the Buddhist Heart In Tibet every monk, nun or lama begins...
Philip Kapleau in 365 Zen To truly practice Zen
Mechtild of Magdeburg in Open Mind The Holy Spirit is