#Spiritual Reflection
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middlenamesage · 10 months ago
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Religious fundamentalists who seek to tell their own and others how to live, and atheists who live unquestioningly by the “bible” of whatever the corporate-funded patriarchal structures have labeled Science but automatically reject anything not labeled Science, are two groups of people that have significantly more in common to me than all the diverse range of peoples I see on the internet who’ve found their own forms of divinity to incorporate into their lives. Forms that they came to on their own, because those Gods, forces, rituals, symbols, ideals, concepts, whatever spoke to them personally; and forms that don’t seek to give them a list of rigid rules they must model their personal lives on.
Seriously, how beautiful it is to see so many in today’s world who are doing spirituality in ways that honor their own souls. The world isn’t becoming more faithless; more people are just finding expressions of a higher power or other spiritual concepts that actually empower them, in place of being policed about how to live or how to see the world by other people.
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asanee44 · 3 months ago
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A Tool for Spiritual Seekers and Entrepreneurs: 400 Spirituality Prompts
As spiritual seekers and entrepreneurs, we are often called to explore deeper realms of consciousness, self-awareness, and spiritual growth. Whether through meditation, group discussions, or client sessions, finding the right conversation starter or reflection tool can be invaluable. The 400 Spirituality Prompts: Non-Denominational Conversation Starters is an excellent resource designed to ignite…
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compassionmattersmost · 1 month ago
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Tenzin, the Solitary Hermit
A mindful bedtime story of a solitary monk’s journey to inner peace, offering reflections on tranquility, solitude, and the wisdom found in nature’s embrace. High in the misty cliffs of the Tibetan mountains lived a monk named Tenzin. He had chosen a life of solitude, making his home in a small cave carved into the rock, far from any village. From the mouth of his cave, he could see the wide…
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consuetudinari0 · 2 months ago
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Simolachri, historie, e figure de la morte
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pebblegalaxy · 1 year ago
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Embarking on the Cosmic Carnival: A Philosophical Odyssey through Meaning and Existence
Embarking on the Cosmic Carnival: A Philosophical Odyssey through Meaning and Existence #CosmicCarnival #PhilosophicalJourney #ExistentialExploration #SpiritualReflections #QuantumMysteries #MeaningOfLife #CarnivalOfExistence #CosmicOdyssey #Philosophy
In the cosmic tapestry of existence, where the stars themselves are but dancers in the grand ballroom of the universe, we find ourselves at the threshold of a cosmic carnival—a carnival that transcends the boundaries of time and space, inviting us to partake in the revelry of meaning. As we step into this celestial extravaganza, envision a kaleidoscope of philosophies, a carousel of emotions, and…
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breakingbreadwithnatasha · 12 hours ago
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Breaking Bread For 12.22.24
Today’s Theme: When Self-Absorption Gets the Best of You Audio Option Please click on the audio player below to listen to today’s message. You can fast-forward past the intro and get straight to the message by clicking the play button and then the 30-second fast-forward button on the audio player. Thank…
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ryanranney · 3 days ago
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God's Good Work is Everywhere
Greeting to the people of the earth, with the Mercy and Peace of God the Father, and the Love and Honor of our Lord Jesus Christ. I who write to you today am humbled by the outpouring of the spirit among the people of the earth who are in service to one another in this time of current crisis.  That so many would put themselves in harms way in order to help their brothers and sisters of earth is…
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Proverbs Daily Reflection – December 17, 2024
Good morning! Todays scripture is: Proverbs 17:3 "The fining pot is for silver, and the furnace for gold: but the Lord trieth the hearts." (KJV) #josephmekaelpageministries
Proverbs Daily Reflection: Proverbs 17:3 “The fining pot is for silver, and the furnace for gold: but the Lord trieth the hearts.” (KJV) Cross-Reference:“Fire tests the purity of silver and gold, but the Lord tests the heart.” (NLT)“The crucible for silver and the furnace for gold, but the Lord tests the heart.” (NIV) Reflection: The Lord tests us with a spiritual fire. Silver and gold are…
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screamingeyepress · 10 days ago
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This Christmas Eve, step into the darkened streets of a small Pennsylvania town, where a wealthy factory owner’s night drive becomes a journey into his own soul. Thomas M. Malafarina’s “It Came Upon A Midnight Clear” echoes timeless seasonal moral tales, urging us to question what we truly value. https://www.screamingeyepress.com/twisted-pulp/issue-032/it-came-upon-a-midnight-clear-by-thomas-m-malafarina/
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epicstoriestime · 11 days ago
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The Art of Sacred Listening: A Reflection on Christian Lectio Divina
Christian Lectio Divina There’s a rhythm to life, isn’t there? A melody hidden beneath the noise, waiting for us to pause and hear it. The ancient practice of Lectio Divina invites us to tune into this divine harmony, blending meditation, prayer, and sacred listening. It’s a method not just for reading scripture but for experiencing it—letting it breathe through us, change us, and draw us closer…
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dkcdude · 14 days ago
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The Peace of Christmas
As we move through the Advent season, one of the most profound gifts we are invited to reflect on is peace. Yet, if we’re honest, Christmas often feels like anything but peaceful. Between the demands of shopping, family gatherings, and year-end responsibilities, this time of year can become a whirlwind of activity that leaves us feeling anything but calm. But what if we paused? What if, in the…
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purefilly-connection · 21 days ago
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Breathing Away the Heavy: A Journey to Lightness
Life has a way of piling on weight—burdens we carry in our hearts, minds, and bodies. Stress, worry, guilt, and fear can make us feel as though we’re trapped under layers we can’t escape. But in those moments of heaviness, God invites us to breathe, release, and find rest in Him. The Bible offers us a promise of relief: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.…
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lifeinspiration4all · 25 days ago
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Eternity: Unveiling the Timeless Essence of Life and Beyond
Have you ever paused to contemplate what lies beyond the fleeting moments of life? Have you ever thought of what it means to exist beyond the confines of time? For centuries, humanity has grappled with the concept of eternity—a reality untouched by beginnings or endings, where moments cease to matter, and existence simply is. Is eternity a promise of infinite life, or is it the quiet stillness…
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compassionmattersmost · 27 days ago
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Neti Neti #18: The Path Beyond Concepts and Spiritual Thought
Question: In my spiritual journey, I often find myself fascinated by various ideas and philosophies. While they seem to offer profound insights, I keep returning to the practice of ‘Neti Neti.’ How do I reconcile the richness of these teachings with the deeper truth that lies beyond concepts and ideas? How can ‘Neti Neti’ guide me to the silent awareness that transcends even the most profound…
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archangelnco1 · 1 month ago
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nuvizionworldharvest · 1 month ago
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In a world filled with distractions, making time for individual reflection is essential, especially within a religious organization. Reflection allows believers to pause and examine their lives in the light of divine teachings. For many, this process is the first step toward meaningful personal growth, helping members build a deeper connection with God rooted in understanding and purpose. Through reflective practices, individuals can nurture a God-centered approach to their lives, paving the way for both personal and communal transformation.
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