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This week on S.O.L. Practices. ( Sacred Ordinary Life) we have mantras to work with for our days and money alignment practices.
There's also a reading from My Body, My Earth by Ruby Gibson.
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"Between this world and the one beyond, it's a window and not a wall."
This conversation was about life and death from an astounding teacher, author, counselor, speaker, Rabbi Dr. Simcha Raphael, founder of Da'at.
You can find his books and resources, here.
Sacred Ordinary Life ( S.O.L.) practices are embodied integrations and practices for your SOUL.
Enjoy! Learn more at lolacommunity.com, [email protected].
After a few months off, Pleasance is back to share some readings from one of her favorite books, " Present over Perfect" by Shauna Niequist.
She also shares a life update on her own work and future themes for episodes. Enjoy!
You can learn more at lolacommunity.com or email her directly at [email protected].
This will be the last episode for a while.
I share a few teachings that can be helpful during the pause and a few reflections from my own life.
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Here's a quick teaching on a way to think about your days and your life.
Please reach out with your questions, comments and feedback, [email protected]
It's been a minute since I last recorded. Today I share behind the scenes of my own life and offer some suggestions for your own Spring Pause Retreat. Thanks to Rebekah Erev for this chant that I start and close with. You can join our conversations, here.
In this episode, I talk about how I see the ebbs and flows of life as a game and how this perspective has helped me navigate all the challenges and all the celebrations. If you want a copy of the Grief Ritual we hosted in our community, please reach out for a link, [email protected].
Today I share with you some deeper teachings around Welcoming the Sabbath Queen and ways you can sit with, hold and cherish your own Sabbath practice as a way to honor life and death and take a breath and a pause for your soul. I share Batya Levine's beautiful, Lecha Dodi, about the Welcoming of the Sabbath Bride and Queen into our hearts and homes, https://batyalevine.bandcamp.com/album/karov.
I recommend a " Sabbath practice" in the same time/ day of the week each week - no matter what your beliefs are. It's really about the soul pause, the time to listen to your inner self and to sit with the compassionate one.. try it, relax and enjoy. If you want more books recommendations that I mention, [email protected]
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