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
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation In the song we sang together, we declared that a door is opened in heaven. The musical piece that was presented following the song relied on the performers paying
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation There is a spiritual awakening occurring for many people around the world. We share conscious responsibility for that awakening, particularly as it relates to what is happening in the
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation I would honor the substance of those who have offered the gift of attunement and stewarded it over these years. I only know one way to steward attunement, and
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation My love is long Like this path in front of me, With blind turns Around sandstone bluffs And endless switchbacks That climb to unknown places; And like a young
Fresh Thinking, Inspiration, and Vision on the Process of Spiritual Transformation It’s wonderful to be in the midst of this final face-to-face session of our yearlong Leadership Program. Last evening Howard Goodman spoke about the willingness to release the substance
I’d like to read something that came through me in the Servers Gathering: We are the priesthood of the sacred veil Who open vibrational gateways, Call the twelve tribes into the flesh, And set the ordinances of heaven in the
An image came to mind of looking down on the earth from a satellite in space. You might have seen these photos on the Web where, when they’re taken at night, you can see the lights of the cities. Well
Have you ever had the feeling that the world isn’t right for you? That can be a good thing. A feeling that will draw people to true home—found in places like Sunrise Ranch, or the Glen Ivy Center in Southern
CAROL TRAVIS: This poem was inspired by our Sunday service last week, and it is entitled “My Song.” I am the song of the gilded dawn gently heralding the day, and the pristine azure sky, calling birds to flight…. Calling
It is good to be in sacred space and to be cultivating and building that space in what we are sharing together here this morning. Where the spiritual atmosphere we are sharing is rich and full and clear, there are
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