The Silence of the Heart
The way of Silence is a way of feeling, and the heart is the centre of feeling. When we are able to place our attention into the centre of the heart, we develop the cognition of Silence because feeling is…
The Quality of Assent
We can certainly go into the Silence without the practice of clearing . . . But clearing brings to the forefront new qualities of Silence that transform our inclinations to work for ourselves in more or less selfish ways in…
Silence in Daily Living
As Silence becomes more an ongoing aspect of our lives, our perception of things of the world, and of others, changes from one in which we perceive surfaces to one in which we perceive the soul qualities of what is…
Foreboding Joy & Gratitude
When we lose the ability or willingness to be vulnerable, joy becomes something we approach with deep foreboding. . . . We’re always waiting for the other shoe to drop. . . . The concept of foreboding joy as a…
Living in the Tension
Contemplation is life itself, fully awake, fully active, fully aware that it is alive. It is spiritual wonder. It is spontaneous awe at the sacredness of life, of being. It is gratitude for life, for awareness, and for being. It…
Union with God
Some who are tediously metaphysical might worry that all this talk of union with God blurs the distinction between Creator and creation. Far from blurring this distinction it sets it in sharper focus. John’s Gospel says we are the branches…
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The Healing Power of Silence
Silence heals. . . The healing of Silence does not carry a medical intent; that is, its function does not centre on the rapid removal of symptoms. . . Silence is self-healing. It is a process in which a direct…
Silence in Relationships
In attending to our relationships, we can also learn the ways that Silence enters, and we can cultivate its presence. . . . Speaking that takes the form of narration, which tells about experience rather than speaking from within it,…