Those Who Have, Receive More
May 30, 2018
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“What we dwell on will increase, and what we refuse to indulge (negative thinking, resentment thinking, fear) will gradually lose neural-connective strength.”
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“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” – Matthew 6:21
May 2, 2018
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“My time with my friend showed me that rare gift of contentment and wonder that is so easy to lose. She treasured each moment, and that was where her heart was.”
Seeing Clearly
January 24, 2018
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Our most important spiritual work is inviting in awareness and creating the silence and space in our lives that allows us to see a little more clearly.
Following leaves little time to look back
September 11, 2016
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Jesus rarely really looked back. He strides, and he looks forward (“face set towards Jerusalem”) but never really looks back. Jesus is in no way passive. He is very active – calling out injustice, speaking the truth – cost what it will and lead where it may. And it leads to torture, humiliation and death. Often. And it does for us too if we are courageous enough to be leaders and not sycophants.
Christian Mindfulness
August 19, 2015
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“I am happy to be a Buddhist now, but had I known this was available in Christianity I would never have become a Buddhist.”
Mindfulness is treated as a medication in America
June 15, 2015
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Is mindfulness an appropriate practice, removed from Buddhist tradition? Is it appropriative? Do you practice it and benefit?
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