Spark My Muse

The final episode of 2018. A reflection of the source of Love and Light coming from within from the Incarnate divine: Emmanuel. God Tabernacling with God's nomadic people And a blessing for the new year.

The show notes and extras for this episode are available as a free gift to you right here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/23547201

Plus, check out other Extras from past episodes. If you'd like to support the program or give a gift, we would appreciate it.

Happy Christmas.

CORRECTION: The audio contains a mistake.

The Holy Spirit (God within) was given at Pentecost during the Jewish Festival of the Weeks. It happens exactly 7 weeks after Passover. It refers to the harvesting of grain. First, the barley and in the final seventh-week the harvest of first wheat.

Also it celebrates the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.

(The Jewish Feast of the First Fruits happened fifty days after the Feast of the Weeks. The Feast of the First Fruits was a first-harvest celebration day when grapes (and probably other fruit) were enjoyed.It is no longer celebrated among modern Jewish people.)

The final episode of 2018. A reflection of the source of Love and Light coming from within from the Incarnate divine: Emmanuel. God Tabernacling with God's nomadic people And a blessing for the new year.

The show notes and extras for this episode are available as a free gift to you right here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/23547201

Plus, check out other Extras from past episodes. If you'd like to support the program or give a gift, we would appreciate it.

Happy Christmas.

CORRECTION: The audio contains a mistake.

The Holy Spirit (God within) was given at Pentecost during the Jewish Festival of the Weeks. It happens exactly 7 weeks after Passover. It refers to the harvesting of grain. First, the barley and in the final seventh-week the harvest of first wheat.

Also it celebrates the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.

(The Jewish Feast of the First Fruits happened fifty days after the Feast of the Weeks. The Feast of the First Fruits was a first-harvest celebration day when grapes (and probably other fruit) were enjoyed.It is no longer celebrated among modern Jewish people.)

The final episode of 2018. A reflection of the source of Love and Light coming from within from the Incarnate divine: Emmanuel. God Tabernacling with God's nomadic people And a blessing for the new year.

The show notes and extras for this episode are available as a free gift to you right here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/23547201

Plus, check out other Extras from past episodes. If you'd like to support the program or give a gift, we would appreciate it.

Happy Christmas.

CORRECTION: The audio contains a mistake.

The Holy Spirit (God within) was given at Pentecost during the Jewish Festival of the Weeks. It happens exactly 7 weeks after Passover. It refers to the harvesting of grain. First, the barley and in the final seventh-week the harvest of first wheat.

Also it celebrates the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.

(The Jewish Feast of the First Fruits happened fifty days after the Feast of the Weeks. The Feast of the First Fruits was a first-harvest celebration day when grapes (and probably other fruit) were enjoyed.It is no longer celebrated among modern Jewish people.)

The final episode of 2018. A reflection of the source of Love and Light coming from within from the Incarnate divine: Emmanuel. God Tabernacling with God's nomadic people And a blessing for the new year.

The show notes and extras for this episode are available as a free gift to you right here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/23547201

Plus, check out other Extras from past episodes. If you'd like to support the program or give a gift, we would appreciate it.

Happy Christmas.

CORRECTION: The audio contains a mistake.

The Holy Spirit (God within) was given at Pentecost during the Jewish Festival of the Weeks. It happens exactly 7 weeks after Passover. It refers to the harvesting of grain. First, the barley and in the final seventh-week the harvest of first wheat.

Also it celebrates the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.

(The Jewish Feast of the First Fruits happened fifty days after the Feast of the Weeks. The Feast of the First Fruits was a first-harvest celebration day when grapes (and probably other fruit) were enjoyed.It is no longer celebrated among modern Jewish people.)

“I would rather feel contrition than know how to define it.” -Thomas a Kempis

Today, I will introduce you to a work by a devoted Church Reformer that predates Martin Luther's Protestant Reformation: Thomas a Kempis

Who was this Thomas? Who was he writing to? And why is his work considered an important Devotional Classic to this day?

Find much more at the support page patreon.com/sparkmymuse for Soul School Lesson 115 [SSL115]

“I would rather feel contrition than know how to define it.” -Thomas a Kempis

Today, I will introduce you to a work by a devoted Church Reformer that predates Martin Luther's Protestant Reformation: Thomas a Kempis

Who was this Thomas? Who was he writing to? And why is his work considered an important Devotional Classic to this day?

Find much more at the support page patreon.com/sparkmymuse for Soul School Lesson 115 [SSL115]

“I would rather feel contrition than know how to define it.” -Thomas a Kempis

Today, I will introduce you to a work by a devoted Church Reformer that predates Martin Luther's Protestant Reformation: Thomas a Kempis

Who was this Thomas? Who was he writing to? And why is his work considered an important Devotional Classic to this day?

Find much more at the support page patreon.com/sparkmymuse for Soul School Lesson 115 [SSL115]

“I would rather feel contrition than know how to define it.” -Thomas a Kempis

Today, I will introduce you to a work by a devoted Church Reformer that predates Martin Luther's Protestant Reformation: Thomas a Kempis

Who was this Thomas? Who was he writing to? And why is his work considered an important Devotional Classic to this day?

Find much more at the support page patreon.com/sparkmymuse for Soul School Lesson 115 [SSL115]

“I would rather feel contrition than know how to define it.” -Thomas a Kempis

Today, I will introduce you to a work by a devoted Church Reformer that predates Martin Luther's Protestant Reformation: Thomas a Kempis

Who was this Thomas? Who was he writing to? And why is his work considered an important Devotional Classic to this day?

Find much more at the support page patreon.com/sparkmymuse for Soul School Lesson 115 [SSL115]

I found a gem I had to share!

Brian Zahnd writes, "In the waiting our soul grows quiet and contemplative; and cultivates awareness for discernment of what God is doing when God does act."

Today, with the permission, talents, and help of Brian Zahnd, I draw your focus to prophetic lament, to the small acts God, to waiting in the unknown, and to drowning our hearts to a place where we can discern and grow. All these are seasonal theme that also reflect the internal-workings of the soul-cape.

May this brief lesson for your soul help you and guide you. Please share it with others. Please visit the specific Patreon EXTRAS page too: https://www.patreon.com/posts/23246318

The Official Spark My Muse website has had a re-design - so enjoy a visit there as well.