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Tag: Cynthia Bourgeault

Join the Centering Prayer Summit – January 21-22, 2023

December 10, 2022 Rich Lewis Leave a comment

CENTERING PRAYER SUMMIT Bringing you the wisdom of great teachers- live! January 21 – 22, 2023   Bonus: Gift a Friend…

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Posted in: General Filed under: centering prayer, contemplative prayer, Cynthia Bourgeault, divine, experience, peace, self improvement, silence, silent prayer, spirit, Thomas Keating, transformation, True self

Centering Prayer Summit – January 21-22, 2023

December 6, 2022 Rich Lewis Leave a comment

CENTERING PRAYER SUMMIT Bringing you the wisdom of great teachers- live! January 21 – 22, 2023   Open to your True Self and…

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Posted in: General Filed under: Adam Bucko, Carl McColman, centering prayer, Cynthia Bourgeault, Father Carl Arico, Mary Dwyer, Phileena Nikole, Thomas Keating

Centering Prayer and the Power of Silence

September 21, 2022 Rich Lewis Leave a comment

God just is- without any limitation. And the way to connect to this “Is-ness” is to just be, too.  -Thomas…

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Posted in: General Filed under: centering prayer, contemplative prayer, Cynthia Bourgeault, god, Jesus, self improvement, silence, silent prayer, Thomas Keating, True self

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  • Did Jesus Practice Silent Prayer?April 12, 2026
    Did Jesus practice silent prayer? I’ve been reflecting on that lately. The Gospels don’t use the phrase “silent prayer,” but they do show something very clear: Jesus regularly went away to be alone with God.…
  • Don’t Underestimate the Power of a Second SitApril 5, 2026
    Do not underestimate the power of an afternoon silent sit. I work from home, and many days are full. When things get busy, I’ve found I don’t need less silence, I need more. That’s why…
  • “I Gotcha.”March 29, 2026
    “I gotcha.” This is what the waiter kept saying at a restaurant in Baltimore. When we drive from North Carolina to Pennsylvania, we like to stay at a hotel in the Inner Harbor. This one…
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