WCCM Audio

The Inner Room by Laurence Freeman OSB, Pre-Seminar Retreat JMS 2017 (talk 02)

The Inner Room by Laurence Freeman OSB, Pre-Seminar Retreat JMS 2017 (talk 01)

07/08/2017

The Inner Room by Laurence Freeman OSB, Pre-Seminar Retreat JMS 2017 (talk 01)

07/08/2017

Meditatio Podcast July 2017

Produced & Hosted by Leo Corrêa ([email protected])

This program:

- The Australian National Retreat in Sydney

- Br John Martin Sahajanada at the Meditatio Centre in London (LISTEN TO THE FULL TALK HERE: https://soundcloud.com/wccm/living-from-our-fullness-the-role-of-prayer-and-meditation

- The latest Meditatio CD Series: The Reality of God, by John Main

Soundtrack:

- Charles the Cat (ft. Audiotechnica)

2010 Gurdonark Licensed to the public under creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ Verify at ccmixter.org/files/gurdonark/25902

- Instrumental #2 Revisited, Multitudes and Springish by Gillicuddy are licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Germany License.

Read more on www.gillicuddy.com

Meditatio Podcast July 2017

Produced & Hosted by Leo Corrêa ([email protected])

This program:

- The Australian National Retreat in Sydney

- Br John Martin Sahajanada at the Meditatio Centre in London (LISTEN TO THE FULL TALK HERE: https://soundcloud.com/wccm/living-from-our-fullness-the-role-of-prayer-and-meditation

- The latest Meditatio CD Series: The Reality of God, by John Main

Soundtrack:

- Charles the Cat (ft. Audiotechnica)

2010 Gurdonark Licensed to the public under creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ Verify at ccmixter.org/files/gurdonark/25902

- Instrumental #2 Revisited, Multitudes and Springish by Gillicuddy are licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Germany License.

Read more on www.gillicuddy.com

A day exploring the relationship between language and faith with Canon Mark Oakley.

God is not the object of our knowledge but the cause of our wonder, so what sort of language must we use on our God search?

Recorded at The Meditatio Centre, Saturday 27 May 2017

Mark Oakley is Chancellor of St Paul’s. He writes and broadcasts on the areas of poetry, spirituality and human rights. He is a trustee of the Civil Liberties Trust, an ambassador for Stop Hate UK, Patron of Tell MAMA and a Visiting Lecturer at Kings College, London.

A day exploring the relationship between language and faith with Canon Mark Oakley.

God is not the object of our knowledge but the cause of our wonder, so what sort of language must we use on our God search?

Recorded at The Meditatio Centre, Saturday 27 May 2017

Mark Oakley is Chancellor of St Paul’s. He writes and broadcasts on the areas of poetry, spirituality and human rights. He is a trustee of the Civil Liberties Trust, an ambassador for Stop Hate UK, Patron of Tell MAMA and a Visiting Lecturer at Kings College, London.

A day exploring the relationship between language and faith with Canon Mark Oakley.

God is not the object of our knowledge but the cause of our wonder, so what sort of language must we use on our God search?

Recorded at The Meditatio Centre, Saturday 27 May 2017

Mark Oakley is Chancellor of St Paul’s. He writes and broadcasts on the areas of poetry, spirituality and human rights. He is a trustee of the Civil Liberties Trust, an ambassador for Stop Hate UK, Patron of Tell MAMA and a Visiting Lecturer at Kings College, London.

A day exploring the relationship between language and faith with Canon Mark Oakley.

God is not the object of our knowledge but the cause of our wonder, so what sort of language must we use on our God search?

Recorded at The Meditatio Centre, Saturday 27 May 2017

Mark Oakley is Chancellor of St Paul’s. He writes and broadcasts on the areas of poetry, spirituality and human rights. He is a trustee of the Civil Liberties Trust, an ambassador for Stop Hate UK, Patron of Tell MAMA and a Visiting Lecturer at Kings College, London.

An evening with Br John Martin Sahajanada on 8 June 2017 at The Meditatio Centre

The ultimate goal of our spiritual journey is to discover our fullness or infinite self and live from that fullness. Prayer and meditation are well tested means to lead us into our fullness or infinite self. For this we need to transcend our finite self. Br. Martin explores this process from the teaching of Christ and the Upanishad sages.

Br John Martin Sahajananda was one of the closest followers of Fr Bede Griffith, who strongly influenced him. He made his theological studies at St Peter's Seminary of Bangalore, where he discovered the writings of the founders of Shantivanam (Jules Monchanin and Henry Le Saux). This discovery has transformed his vision of Christ and Christianity.