Enjoy my recent interview on the Ruah Space podcast.
Pulled from the Ruah Space site:
“In this episode, Phil is joined by Richard Lewis to discuss centering prayer. Rich teaches the steps for centering prayer, it’s history, and his own journey with this spiritual discipline. A simple but profound practice, centering prayer is a beautiful invitation for anyone looking to make space for the Holy Spirit in their life.”
Click here for more information on the Ruah Space.
Centering Prayer by Cynthia Bourgeault: Centering Prayer is a simple, no-frills form of meditation in the Christian tradition. Since it was first developed by Christian contemplative monks in the 1970s, it has allowed tens of thousands of practitioners worldwide to “return home,” developing an authentically Christian meditation practice which not only delivers the healing and quieting of the mind typical of all meditation paths, but also reconnects directly to Christianity’s hidden treasury of mystical and transformational wisdom.
Silence and the Spiritual Journey by Contemplative Outreach: The purpose of our historical lifetime is to provide us with space for the upward journey of evolution into vertical time and our assimilation of the eternal values that Christ brought into the world. This journey consists of everything from great touches of God (consolations) to the Dark Nights.
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