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In this inaugural episode of Opening The Circle, we explore what it means to be on "the way" in our spiritual lives. The path of growth and awakening is one of dynamic movement, accepting uncertainty, and cultivating inner commitment. What might we need to let go of to enter a deeper, more expansive relationship with God, the Self, and the Living Mystery? The Way is a journey of unlearning, transformation, and ultimately, becoming more fully alive.
Sources:
Luke 9:51-62 (New Revised Standard Version)
First line of Dante’s Inferno
Excerpts from “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost
The first line of the Tao Te Ching
Marion Milner’s book published under the pen name Joanna Field, A Life of One’s Own, as quoted by Maria Popova in her newsletter The Marginalian
The Middle Passage: From Misery to Meaning at Midlife, by James Hollis
John Sanford - The Kingdom Within: The Inner Meaning of Jesus’ Sayings
Irenaeus - 2nd Century Christian Theologian
Reflection by Rev. Tiffany Curtis;
Original Music by Elizabeth Fagan;
Produced by Kirsten Rudberg
By Opening The CircleIn this inaugural episode of Opening The Circle, we explore what it means to be on "the way" in our spiritual lives. The path of growth and awakening is one of dynamic movement, accepting uncertainty, and cultivating inner commitment. What might we need to let go of to enter a deeper, more expansive relationship with God, the Self, and the Living Mystery? The Way is a journey of unlearning, transformation, and ultimately, becoming more fully alive.
Sources:
Luke 9:51-62 (New Revised Standard Version)
First line of Dante’s Inferno
Excerpts from “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost
The first line of the Tao Te Ching
Marion Milner’s book published under the pen name Joanna Field, A Life of One’s Own, as quoted by Maria Popova in her newsletter The Marginalian
The Middle Passage: From Misery to Meaning at Midlife, by James Hollis
John Sanford - The Kingdom Within: The Inner Meaning of Jesus’ Sayings
Irenaeus - 2nd Century Christian Theologian
Reflection by Rev. Tiffany Curtis;
Original Music by Elizabeth Fagan;
Produced by Kirsten Rudberg