Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation I would like to explore something of our nature and our capacity to love, and very particularly our capacity to open up, and our capacity to yield to something.
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation We have a choice in how we view the unfoldment of our life. Whether we think about it very consciously or whether it’s something that’s just present in the
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation Oftentimes, as we enter a new year, people think in terms of immediately going beyond the moment to what they will be planning for that year. We know that
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation From the star-lit inner realms of being, I speak of unfolding beauty, Timeless reality, And the opportunity which arrives new born with the morning sun. I evoke remembrance Of
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation Here is a question that is part of the Transformational Interview we offer on our Web site: “Can you love yourself while this is happening?” It is a profound
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation (Previn Hudetz offered preservice music on piano. Carol Travis welcomed forty-three stations online. Previn sang, a cappella, “O Come, O Come Emmanuel.”) It’s a pleasure to be with you
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation (Carol Travis welcomed 64 stations online. Joyce Karchere offered a chant. Then Laurence Layne spoke from St. Augustine, Florida)) Thank you so much, Laurence. I’m sure that all of
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation (Previn Hudetz offered preservice music on piano. Joyce Karchere led the congregation in singing hymns from Songs of Praise and Thanksgiving, accompanied by Michael Gaeta on the organ.) As
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation Thank you all for the beautiful music. To me, our music on Sundays invokes and welcomes the presence of God. I stand before you today as a novice, calling
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation This morning we are addressing how we name the sacred. In Western culture, a certain prejudice and bias about naming the sacred has developed. You might say that it
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation [audio: |titles= AP-Teleconference #2] (Carol Robertson spoke. Then Jane Anetrini offered a djembe drum meditation.) BOB EWING: Thank you, Carol. Such a beautiful, real presentation of perceiving cause in
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation (Joyce Karchere, accompanied by Previn Hudetz on piano and Keith Anderson on soprano sax, sang “Nightbird,” by Mark Simos.) In our men’s meeting on Wednesday, Steve Short invited us
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