Center for Spiritual Living Huntsville

Life is always cyclical. In truth, everything is always new in each moment. Let us align our minds with that cycle of life and adopt the attitude of always beginning.

A new consciousness is arising even as the old dissolves.  Could our doing come from an awakened purpose where the “me” has become the “we” and our actions naturally unfold from the servant’s heart.  We are then walking each other home to a place that is always, already there.

Behind the chaotic events in our lives is a higher order and purpose.  As we sense this inner order and sacredness, we realize that we are not separate from the emerging evolution of our time.  Could we allow and participate in this reordering of our world?

You can’t tell when strange things with meaning will happen.  When we feel the Web of Life flowing in and all around, we start to know our proper place in a Living Universe and we are endlessly surprised.

Could we slow down enough to receive images and messages that educate the heart?  This requires that we be attentive and receptive to the oracles of life.  We must listen with our heart.

The Rev. Phil Tapp shares his journey with us and his evolution and growth through a well lived life.  Knowing that life is the great teacher, Rev. Phil ignites the call of the soul to an authentic life filled with meaning and surprise.

We can cultivate a readiness for clarity and authenticity by practicing patience, acceptance, inner inquiry, and seeking out the wise.  The key is to find the Ground of All Being where we find acceptance and contentment.

Life is a journey. Our purpose as we fulfill our life is to remain in our integrity to what is. The fidelity of our mental state and our attitudes is crucial to our journey.

The Universe is speaking.  Are you listening?  Our challenge, opportunity, and responsibility is to catch the hints as the Mystery awakens within us and all around.  Teach us and show us the way.

Often the best thing you can do in the mystery is to listen, ponder, feel deeply, and slip into wonder and awe.  When we do, we become intimate with the vastness from which listening arises.