Loring: Why ‘peace of mind’ just doesn’t cut it

| February 2, 2011

Contemplative prayer takes us beyond the form of discursive prayer where we are talking to God and instead we simply (though seemingly impossibly for me right now) hold ourselves still with the intention of being with God.

Smith: Honoring the Sacred Earth Review

| November 24, 2010

Whether you feel more comfortable celebrating or observing the seasons, sitting in Nature or working in your garden, or learning and developing a new artistic skill, this book had so much variety it would be very easy to find something that worked for you and begin to develop it as part of a deeper and more complete spiritual practice.

OSHO & Smith: Connecting to Nature and Creativity

| July 16, 2010

Today’s Osho Zen TarotOsho Zen Tarot spread connects in a wonderful way with the reading I did yesterday on David Smith’s new book, Honoring the Sacred EarthHonoring the Sacred Earth – at least the left-hand cards do. With the right-hand I chose the Page of Clouds: Mind, which I also chose earlier this week, and [...]

Smith: Returning to Nature

| July 15, 2010

“Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you.” – Frank Lloyd Wright With these words, Smith takes us into Part 1 of 7 in his book, Honoring the Sacred EarthHonoring the Sacred Earth, and his carefully chosen quotes are a lovely highlight in each section, making me feel like I [...]

Osho: Today’s Draw is All About the Mind

| July 12, 2010

It’s official, the pain from the car accident is no longer affecting my Downward Facing Dog pose, and today’s yoga session went just swimmingly. Very happy about that. Between the yoga and meditation I did a quick Osho Zen TarotOsho Zen Tarot spread – one for the right hand and one for the left. Right [...]

Woodman: I have a crush on Mary Hamilton

| April 23, 2010

Through ‘active imagination’ and a strong meditation practice, as well as dream analysis, she brought herself through the intense grief over the loss of her unborn son, and overcame a lifetime of conditioning that caused her to see her body as something to be ‘used’ instead of cherished.

Walsch: Four Levels of Consciousness

| March 4, 2010

Chapter’s Four to Eight of Tomorrow’s GodTomorrow’s God also cover the four levels of creation and consciousness. These are the subconscious, conscious, super-conscious and supra-conscious. NDW details the push-pull that occurs between the subconscious (which pushes us away from the One towards individuation) and the supraconscious (which pulls us back towards the One) – where [...]