Blogs
Cherie Westmoreland offers a fresh take on what Valentine's Day could mean and how much more the word "heart" could represent
Sarah Lyon does a review of her life from an “ecological” viewpoint as she considers her relationship to her environments
Brian Pearson writes about our need for deep listening – the kind that hears not only the old worn-out stories we tell ourselves but also the new stories trying to emerge
Vickie MacArthur shares an encounter with Thich Nhat Hanh that impacted her in a lasting way
Can aging – with all its losses, changes and letting go – be a catalyst for new awakening? Barbara Richards answers that question
Lesley-Anne Evans is a poet with a contemplative heart. May her poem on silence, mystery, and wonder be an inspiration for 2023
Reimagining the familiar Christmas song, “He’s making a list and checking it twice; gonna find out who’s naughty and nice…”
Trudy Grienauer reminds us we don’t need to be in any special position to offer our listening
Kathi Bentall and Margaret McAvity have published a book about emergent design in retreat leadership
Technology has provided us with the perfect, totally accessible, with-us-all-the-time contemplative tool – our cell phones
Scott Swanson explores why our stores matter. They are in one sense the matter – the stuff – of a life
Lois Huey-Heck suggests that our vulnerable earthly egos need our compassion and tenderness
Kerr Mesner facilitates online groups that are loving and compassionate spaces of connection and community
In our consumerist society, we're bombarded with messages of not enoughness. This blessing from Cherie Westmoreland offers a different message of simplicity, presence, and love.
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