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Ooof, mom-guilt! So many of us "should" on ourselves all day long! And we don't think it's just us experiencing it with increased intensity during stay-home, school-at-home, work-from-home life. In this episode we address an ancient way in current times and what questions we might ask ourselves about living free of the message "I'm not enough".
Quotes from: The Next Right Thing Podcast, Emily P. Freeman
Whether you are experiencing loneliness and isolation or you love someone who is, this episode is for you. It's safe to say we are all experiencing some level of isolation in our current state of social distancing. How can we foster compassion for ourselves and others? What nuggets of depth and connectivity are waiting to be discovered in the midst of the isolation?
Liminal spaces are transitional and transformational. They are waiting areas! While we wait in quarantine, let's consider tending gently to our weariness. From that place of restored vitality through stillness, there can be potential for metamorphosis. (This is corrected version - full length)
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Liminal spaces are transitional and transformational. They are waiting areas! While we wait in quarantine, let's consider tending gently to our weariness. From that place of restored vitality through stillness, there can be potential for metamorphosis.
Find us on Instagram: deepbreath54321
Blessing: Deuteronomy 33:12 The Voice
The Sabbath, whether as a day, half-day, or even a moment, is our chance to exhale, cease from productivity and receive God's good gifts. Here's a refreshing and practical glimpse at the most ignored Ten Commandment.
Margaret Fienberg says, "...the Sabbath isn't about what is done or left undone as much as breathing in the goodness of God. The more I inhaled, the more I desired another long breath."
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Sacred Rhythms: Ruth Haley Baron
Ideas for your Sabbath:
For a full copy of the 2 hour Sabbath webinar, email: [email protected]
Has it been challenging to find a new rhythm for your life during quarantine? Lexie and Michelle give some practical examples, but also discuss how spiritual disciplines build spiritual muscles for tough times like these. Are we in a state of dormancy? If so, how can we nurture our whole self during this dormancy so we can emerge from quarantine with new life and "burst forth" just like flowers in Spring.
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Your God is Too Safe, by Mark Buchanan
Blessing Your Spirit, by Sylvia Gunter & Arthur Burk
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