Search Results

Results for "main_practice: Transformation"
The Sky's the Limit By Patricia Campbell Carlson Blog Post The word "democracy" can be traced back to the Greek dēmokratia, from dēmos "the people" + -kratia "power, rule." The people rule — but what kind of people? If most people who make up a democrac…
The One Great Sadness By Patricia Adams Farmer Blog Post We can then see our own suffering as a voluntary participation in the one Great Sadness of God. . . . Within this meaningful worldview, we can build something new, good, and forever original, whi…
The Patience Stone Ritual By Darren C. Polito Blog Post This ritual was inspired by a film we reviewed, The Patience Stone, which itself was inspired by the Persian myth Syngue Sabour (patience stone) about a stone into which you can shed your misfortune…
Spiritual Progress By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Literary Wisdom You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars: you have a right to be here. — Max Ehrmann, American writer and poet
Teaching Moments By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Poetry It is a kind of love, it is not? How the cup holds the tea, How the chair stands sturdy and foursquare How the floor receives the bottoms of shoes . . . — Pat Schneider in "Patience …
On the Edge of a Maybe By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Happy New Year. Here's a prayer I return to often at moments of transition, beginning, and renewal. It's by Ted Loder from his book Guerillas of Grace.
My Heart and Conscious Aging By Frederic Brussat Blog Post My heart is a marvelous fist-size pumping organ whose chief duty is to deliver oxygen-rich blood to the cells and organs of my body. It labors tirelessly beating approximately 800,000 - 140,000 time…
Just a Thought By KidSpirit Online Blog Post By Mia Ginsberg Have you ever thought about what it means to live?
How a Password Changed One Man's Life for the Better By Frederic Brussat Blog Post In an article on GoodNewsNetwork, Maurico Estrella writes about being in a funk over his divorce. Then, to make matters worse, he arrived at the office to find the monthly directive to change the pa…
Drawing Closer to Others By Frederic Brussat Blog Post African Wisdom Proverbs are a mirror in which a community can look at itself and a stage on which to expose itself to others. — Patrick A. Kililombe in Towards an African Narrative Theology

Options