Contemplation
Contemplation is a way of listening with the heart while not relying entirely on the head. Contemplation is a prayerful letting go of our sense of control and choosing to cooperate with God and God’s work in the world. Prayer without action can promote our tendency to self-preoccupation, and without contemplation, even well-intended actions can cause more harm than good. In short, contemplation might be described as entering a deeper silence and letting go of our habitual thoughts, sensations, and feelings in order to connect to a truth greater than ourselves.
Contemplation is the practice of being fully present—in heart, mind, and body—to what is in a way that allows you to creatively respond and work toward what could be.
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Contemplation Reflection video here
Stillness in the Heart Reflection video here
Eco-Spirituality
Eco-spirituality brings together religion and environmental activism. It represents the spiritual connection between human beings and the environment. – Sage Journal
Learn more about Eco-Spirituality here
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Come Explore Reflection Videos
At the Still Point - The Heart of Eco-Spirituality, Inspired by Laudato Si'
Eco-Spirituality - Beauty, Reverence, Nature
Eco-Spirituality - A Reflection
