Spiritual Practices don’t have to be as “holy” as we sometimes think. Here I talk about a great spiritual practice for busy people. Grab a cup of tea.
To learn more about the ideas that support my spiritual practices, click here
Similar Posts
The Messy Middle
April. May. July. Early September. For years, I’ve posted on social media and in my newsletters about ways to remember and honor Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Mental Health Awareness Month, Minority Mental Health Awareness Month and Suicide Awareness Week, respectively. But not this year. Not last year. I watched these seasons roll by…
We Die Daily
We die daily. This is what I told a student in the summer continuing education class I teach on Process Theology as Spiritual Liberation. She asked, “What about life after death?” And my first response, without much thought came in these three words: “We die daily.” “And,” I continued, “we rise again.” It’s a core…
If There Was No Heaven…..
In one of my first theology classes in divinity school, my professor the late Sallie McFague asked: If there were no heaven, would you still be a Christian? The question stopped me – and most of my classmates – in our tracks. Hmmm. It never occurred to me that there might not be a heaven….
Fully Human
“What does it mean to be a human being?” This is one of those questions I heard in the opening lecture to the required philosophy class in college. It was the kind of thing that made me not like philosophy. I wasn’t interested in hearing historical and contemporary postulations about something that could not really…
To Praise and to Rage
Living with a depressive condition has put me on a constant search for the right words. I look for the right words to explain how this feels – from the inside out. I experiment with metaphors, placing them in my mouth, rolling them around my tongue in different sentences, to see if they taste…