How to Create a Spiritual Path that Works for You
Generosity is a spiritual practice which is common to most traditions, and involves individuals giving value or assistance of some kind to other people and organisations. Examples include the obvious monetary forms of generosity, such as tithing to a … [Continue reading]
The spiritual practice of fasting is the deliberate abstention from a general or specified activity (most commonly, eating) for a specified length of time. Whilst this is not the most popular spiritual practice in the modern world of consumerism, it … [Continue reading]
Several weeks ago we looked at four of the main spiritual practices which are common to a wide variety of traditions: Silence and Solitude, Spiritual Reading, Spiritual Journaling and Practicing Gratitude. Today I would like to begin a new series of … [Continue reading]
The word scripture is most commonly used to refer to the books of the Bible, which is of course the central text of Christianity, but it can also be used to refer to any body of writing which is considered sacred or authoritative, regardless of the … [Continue reading]
The third spiritual belief that I recommend adopting is that the universe listens to and cares about you. This is a belief that will make the heckles rise on the necks of many, and particularly those who are coming from a more atheistic or skeptical … [Continue reading]