Tuesday, January 6, 2009
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Monday, January 5, 2009
Palabras De Benedicto Xvi

Sunday, January 4, 2009
Aldous Huxley The Perennial Philosophy

I take pleasure in never read it next to, and spur state that it's a downcast troublesome. It's one of the most uncommonly constructed books - rather a post-modern artefact. Put forward are crave passages of survey and explanation, chunks of recommendation from the spiritual classics to express his offer, and with snatches of recommendation from other spiritual traditions that above flesh out his meadow.
I am speechless, hitherto, by the background convolution of his understanding of Buddhism. At topmost I was put off by the generalisations he was making about the tradition (ASSERTING ITS GODLESSNESS ETC.), unremarkable interpretation that take pleasure in become cliches by now. But he in the future delves popular it appreciably manager resoundingly, tough to find a place in Buddhism for substance and God so that he can fit it popular his notion of a universal spiritual philosophy that unites humanity. In fact, some of his equivalinces and comparisons are rather experienced, but probably that's as I armed with them.
"The Perennial Design" was on paper in 1945, by which time Huxley was well and lately in his mystic phase having dabbled in the Vedanta school of Ramakrishna (TO WHICH HE INTRODUCED CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD). It harks back to an old mood that show are middle similarities that bring together all of the church traditions, and so fussy to a organized creative colliery that potency be called God. It had been an mood appreciably vaunted by the more rapidly Theosophists.
It was a excusably dart book, and became infinitely forceful on the New Age view. It was one of relatives books that was rediscovered and smitten up with deep passion by the counter-culture of the 1960s. Huxley sought after to examination to Christians that spiritual truth existed in all the deep church traditions, and that the West had as appreciably to learn from the East as vice-versa. In diverse ways it was a re-statement of the American Transcendentalist philosophy of the after nineteenth century (FOR MANAGER ON THAT, READ RICHARD G. GELDARD'S RESTRICTED "THE KEY TRANSCENDENTALISTS").
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Learning To Live In Rhythm With Earth Energies

Saturday, January 3, 2009
The Power Of Astral Initiation

Thursday, January 1, 2009
How To Choose A Spiritual Life Coaching Specialist

Reconciliation Begins With Me By Sr Petunia Encarnata

Who would have thought that this queer nun was going to be involved in an amazing and incredible journey of reconciliation created by the resilient Aboriginal Communities in Canada? Being both a non-aboriginal individual and a recent immigrant to Canada make me a foreigner in this land. From my experience at the LGBT-Two Spirit Reconciliation Dialogue on April 15 and 16, I now also realize that the Aboriginal communities have welcomed me and all of us from other land through their generous spirit of family and friendship. I also became aware that the beautiful Land in which I chose to live on for the rest of my life has been part of the First Nations territories long before the Europeans arrived and colonized the Americas. I honour this fact and I am grateful for this awareness.
My passion for reconciliation work surprised me. A few days before the reconciliation dialogue was held, I received an email from Sr. Merry Q. telling the abbey members that we had been invited to a reconciliation dialogue for the LGBT-Two-Spirit Aboriginal Community by Reconciliation Canada, the agency under the umbrella of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Reconciliation Canada (www.reconciliationcanada.ca) is conducting a series of Reconciliation Dialogue Workshops across the province to engage Canadians in dialogue that provides a safe environment to revitalize relationships, raise awareness, and provide a safe environment to explore reconciliation. By attending this workshop, we will be part of the positive change which is created by strengthening relationships among diverse groups such as the LGBTQ2S community."The Vancouver Sisters," reads the invitation letter, "were selected as a candidate for the two-day workshop because as a member of our community, we can have a positive role to play in creating a new way forward in relationships between Aboriginal peoples and Canadians." Right from the beginning of the workshop I felt welcome. It felt like coming home, which I think was is possible because the Aboriginal Peoples have a powerful way to convey their creation-centered spirituality beliefs and practices. Their prayers, songs, and healing rituals were so comforting and resonated profoundly with me so much that I would dare to say that I probably was a member of the First Nations in a past life.
Through my experience in this dialogue, my increased understanding of Indian Residential Schools, and my calling as a queer nun, I am committed to engage other members of our Abbey, professional colleagues, peers, friends and family members about the facts, history and impact of the residential schools. I will also participate in the Vancouver Walk for Reconciliation on September 22, 2013. The walk will bring people from all of Canada's many cultures together in a mass walk, in demonstration of a shared commitment to reconciliation. I invite you to join me in both of these ventures.
ONE JOY, MORE JOY, ALWAYS JOY! AND THE JOY IS MULTIPLIED WHEN SHARED.
















