Kinnikinnick River, Wisconsin. Mumbai, India. Asheville, North Carolina. In this journey through mystical experiences, Epiphany Paris reflects on the states of consciousness that create deep listening where we can truly connect with the world and with each other.
“Learn to be quiet enough to hear the genuine within yourself so that you can hear it in others.” (Marian Wright Edelman, lawyer and civil rights activist) In this time of social, environmental, and political unrest, we hear protesters pleading: “Just listen to us.” Our service this Sunday is on the monthly theme of Deep … Continue reading Soul Matters: A Meeting Place Where Deep Listening Really Matters
Tough times require not only spiritual practices of resilience but also spiritual practices for liberation and renewal. There is a difference between simply being able to survive a crisis or chronic stress and really tapping into the wellsprings of renewal, liberation, and abundancy. How do we cultivate a sense of grace, freedom, and abundancy in … Continue reading Spiritual Practices for Renewal, Liberation, and Abundance
How do we listen to the voices inside us? How do we make space for what needs to be said? This week, Rev. Dr. Terasa Cooley explores these questions in her sermon The Ways of Grief.
