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BishopCraig Podcast- Evolving Visions and Versions of God, Part I April 28, 2013
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- Sermon from the Ordination of Yvonne Younes April 8, 2013
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Tag Archives: mindfulness
Daily Teaching for Thursday, June 13th
We often resist things that are unpleasant, particularly if we have experienced them before. Nobody likes a headache, but we can get ourselves into a place of heavy resistance that actually magnifies the intensity of the headache. If we approach … Continue reading
Daily Teaching for Friday, December 7th
Yesterday I stepped on the core of a pear while walking on the sidewalk. I didn’t see it, and when I stepped on it I was sure I had stepped on dog poop. Looking back at the white, pulpy mess, … Continue reading
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Tagged distorted, mindfulness, pear, perceptions, poop, slow
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Daily Teaching for Friday, November 9th
There is something to be learned and an opportunity to respond with compassion in every situation, if only we will slow down long enough to see them.
Daily Teaching for Tuesday, September 4th
Sitting on the floor yesterday at the instruction of my 22 month old grandson and listening to him expound on I’m not sure quite what, it occurred to me that he lives entirely in the present moment and enjoys it … Continue reading
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Tagged grandson, life, mindfulness, present moment, toddler
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Daily Teaching for Tuesday, July 31st
I have heard a lot of people comment how fast this summer seems to be flying by. The truth is that life moves very fast, and if we don’t take the time to appreciate it we may well find ourselves … Continue reading
Daily Teaching for Thursday, July 19th
If we are willing to look deeply, great spiritual lessons can be found in the most mundane experiences of our daily lives. While mountain top experiences and pilgrimage to exotic places are certainly wonderful – and you are welcome to … Continue reading
Daily Teaching for Monday, June 25th
The radio has been out in my car for a while. Though I certainly miss it, and the podcasts I used to listen to while driving along, I have to admit that I am much more focused on my driving … Continue reading
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Tagged control, feelings, meditation, mindfulness, pain, silence, Trauma
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Daily Teaching for Tuesday, June 19th
Imagine how your life would change if you decided that the goal of life was not to get somewhere but rather to live each day as it arises.
A Question of Priorities
It seems to me that a lot of human beings make political decisions based upon some pretty dubious criteria. For example, I know a man whose home is in pre-forclosure. In his yard there is a sign that reads “Sportsmen … Continue reading
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Tagged choices, compassion, consequence, mindfulness, pausing, self-interest
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Daily Teaching for Wednesday, June 6th
There is a huge difference between understanding that God dwells within everybody and everything and believing that every idea we have is a perfect reflection of the mind of God, true for everybody, true for eternity, and beyond question and … Continue reading










