Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “death”
For Nancy and All Mothers Whose Children Have Gone Beforeby Rev. Martha Quintana, Former Senior Minister There is One Life, a Life so large, so ubiquitous that it lives everywhere. The One Life, the one I call God, creates from Itself for Its own experience and wherever It is, there is Peace, Love, Immortality, Happiness, Grace, and Good. Life is all there is. I am born of this ubiquitous life and I revel in it. …
Accepting the “What Is”by Liza Kerr, RScP Today I am contemplating the immortal journey and the slipping out of one life/existence into another. Never ending, throughout time. Where do we go, what do we bring with us? How do we know when someone is an old soul? How can one soul be older than another if we have always existed and always will? Do we re-entangle with the souls we have touched on our current journey? Is that why some people …
For Bill McKibben Who Left on Fridayby Rev. Martha Quintana, Senior Minister This prayer is for Bill McKibben, fierce lover of Karen, God, Ernest Holmes, his family, and his friends. He left an indelible mark of love on this planet, and I am grateful for his friendship. He worked tirelessly for the causes he supported and, when he left, he was clear his work here was done. We honor his new life and know that …
For Nancy and All Mothers Whose Children Have Gone Beforeby Rev. Martha Quintana, Senior Minister There is One Life, a Life so large, so ubiquitous that it lives everywhere. The One Life, the one I call God, creates from Itself for Its own experience and wherever It is, there is Peace, Love, Immortality, Happiness, Grace, and Good. Life is all there is. I am born of this ubiquitous life and I revel in it. I …
For Michelle Who Left on Thursdayby Rev. Martha Quintana, Senior Minister There is a group of spiritually-committed professionals called Practitioners at the Rio Grande Center for Spiritual Living. This group is trained to know the Truth about every person who seeks them out (and even those that don’t) and to pray from this consciousness. Practitioner and friend, Michelle Scholer, was one of these people who seemed to have a direct line to the Divine. When …
