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Sunday, March 27, 2016
SPIRITUAL EXPLORATIONS – 89
WE ARE EXPLORING THE PRACTICE
OF DISCERNMENT
+ Meditation is
supreme among all these tested means for personal change. Nothing is so direct,
so potent, so sure for releasing the divinity within us. Meditation enables us
to see the lineaments of our true self and to chip away the stubbornly selfish
tendencies that keep it locked within, quite, quite forgotten.
-- Eknath Easwaran
in God Makes the Rivers to Flow: Sacred
Literature of the World
+ Discernment depends on a continuing commitment to the
practices we are exploring which can all be viewed as Meditation or Prayer or
Contemplation. We all need to find ways
to “chip away the stubbornly selfish tendencies” which keep us separated from our
Heavenly Self which is intimately, intricately, infinitely connected by a
matrix of unconditional, unlimited, uniting Love which is miraculous,
mysterious and marvelous.
+ Spirituality & Practice offers many resources on the practice of discernment including the quote by Eknath Easwaren above.
+ Spirituality & Practice offers 37 Spiritual Practices with an abundance of ideas and resources for this essential practice. Some of my favorites are Attention, Being Present, Connections, Enthusiasm, Imagination, Listening, Meaning, Openness, Questing, Reverence, Silence, Transformation and Vision. Pick one or 2 and see where you are led as you continue to discern your purpose, your path, your mission, your next step.
+ Every day I try to reflect on some inspiration and wisdom offered by great spiritual guides. Here are some places on the web that I count on for daily nourishment:
+ Breathe deeply. Breathe fully. Be still. Be silent. Be centered. Be grounded. Lighten up. Loosen up. Let go. Let God. Celebrate. Enjoy. Be glad all over. Something wonderful is happening. This is bliss.
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