Mysticism for the Masses
When we open our hearts and quiet our minds, we can experience God’s presence in powerful ways. It starts with paying attention.
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When we open our hearts and quiet our minds, we can experience God’s presence in powerful ways. It starts with paying attention.
As others have written, the person who benefits most from forgiving is the one who forgives.
The last line of St. Francis’ prayer presents us with one of the paradoxes of the spiritual journey.
This author shows how you can use this well-known prayer as a guide to inner healing and loving yourself.
Sometimes I get angry with God. I used to feel that this was bad, but took comfort from the likes of David (“How long, oh Lord?”), Job, even Jesus (“Why have you forsaken me?”). Is your anger reflected in any way in your relationship with God?
Reflect Once a year, we celebrate our veterans. We tell veterans we meet, “Thank you for your service.” Yet for many of these same veterans,
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