At Home in the H’s of Spiritualityby Carol S. Helms, RScP Today and every day I continue my spiritual practice of a walking meditative prayer, and find that wherever I am in the practice, I am home. Today and every day I surrender to the Healing Power and Presence of the Beloved Creator, creating space within for the healing power and presence of Spirit to flow through me. Today and every day I show up …
A MEDITATION ON THE QUIET
A MEDITATION ON THE QUIETby Alicia K. Hanlen, Practitioner EmeritusTaos Study Group – RGCSL I take this precious moment to sit in the silence. As I breathe in, I feel theessence of Spirit, as it surrounds me and engulfs me. I allow the fullness of theexperience as I temporarily suspend my attachment to my body. Any thoughts orconcerns of exterior conditions or presumed obstacles are interrupted, and I givethem no leave to enter this moment. …
Celebrating the C’s of Spirituality
Celebrating the C’s of Spiritualityby Carol S. Helms, RScP Welcome back to my walking, meditative prayer in celebration of the spiritual C’s. Today and every day I consciously choose constant connection, communion and communication with the Creator of everything and everyone; knowing we are all connected with God and each other. Today, and every day I live, move and have my being in the confidence and convictions of God; confidently calling forth the convictions of …
SIMPLY BE
SIMPLY BEby Tobey Pope, RScPPractitioner Emeritus I have problems stopping my many thoughts during my morning meditation and affirmations. This, for me, is a problem not easily solved. Finally, I stumbled on a technique that is helping me quiet my “monkey brain.” Very simply it’s letting yourself simple be. Find a quiet place, relax and quiet your mind as much as possible. There is no format or rules in this meditation just love yourself as …
Just a Closer Walk with Me
Just a Closer Walk with Meby Carol S. Helms, RScP I love a good old gospel song, and a favorite is Just a Closer Walk with Thee in the style of Anne Murray. I also love a particular spiritual practice I that has become my serenity and sanity go to- walking prayer and meditation multiple times every day, so much so that now, rather than being reserved for “walking” time, the practice has become a …