Today is the last day of our retreat together! It has been such a pleasure to feel your presence with us as we work toward cultivating greater compassion. What caught your attention? What did you connect to? What practices will…
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Mother Teresa is a saintly figure renowned for her compassionate care of the poor, and her healing ministry in the slums of Kolkata. Her legacy has such a global appeal, that only a few years after her death she is…
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Do you remember the first time you fell in love? What was it like? Typically, our heart flutters or races; maybe we become faint, or trip over our words (and our feet); all our tension melts away, we forget our…
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Category: Winter Retreat
Tags: bjork, dalai lama, eckhart tolle, falling in love, how to show your love, in the moment, like someone in love, meditation on presence, meditation techniques, mother teresa, presence and love, staying present
Now that we’ve covered the compelling scientific evidence that overwhelmingly demonstrates the physical and emotional benefits of spiritual practice – we stumble upon a deeper motivating force that inspires spiritual development: TRANSFORMATION. In other words, how can you really tell…
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