Tag: significance

The Circle

The Circle

Outside Of the circle . Much that seems Of power . Or of Significance . Is as futile As sand . Blown haphazardly By the wind. . from a sequence inspired by "The Icon of the Holy Trinity", Andrei Rublev - and by Henri Nouwen's commentary on the icon in his book "Behold the Beauty … Continue reading The Circle

How Else Is Meaning Found?

How Else Is Meaning Found?

~ Commemorate The sacred places ~ Of beauty, memory and significance ~ How else is meaning found In odd corners of earth ~ But the human stories Enacted on that ground? ~ It is not chance That will elaborate ~ Each single human Mystery ~ But acts of intention Told ~ Remembered Shared as history. … Continue reading How Else Is Meaning Found?

The Spiritualities of Christianity – Creation Spirituality

The Spiritualities of Christianity – Creation Spirituality

Challenges to faith in God today sometimes come from atheism and secular materialism.  What I call “creation spirituality”, stands in opposition to these challenges for several reasons. Firstly, atheism and secular materialism can create huge doubts in the minds of people about the purpose and meaning of their lives.  If human beings are merely the … Continue reading The Spiritualities of Christianity – Creation Spirituality

Life’s Transformation

. Read In a different way . Not a rush Through the surface meaning . But a leaning Into the significance . Of a every word An entering . Into the world You had never heard . That now provides An invitation . To yours And every soul . Life’s Transformation. . Image by Murat … Continue reading Life’s Transformation

A Month of Inspirers (5) – “In my beginning is my end”

"In my beginning is my end"T.S.Eliot Our "end" is our purpose.  If we know the beginning of something - how or why something started (like an argument, or a problem) -we can gain insight into doing something about it.   Discovering meaning and purpose is also part of the spiritual quest... Human life is a … Continue reading A Month of Inspirers (5) – “In my beginning is my end”

Spiritual Reflection: The Spirituality of Leadership

A simple way to understand leadership is through the word “influence”.  A mother or father feeds, loves and teaches their baby – that is a kind of leadership.  A teacher helps a group of children to learn more and more complex knowledge and skills – leadership, again.  In any human relationship there is the potential … Continue reading Spiritual Reflection: The Spirituality of Leadership

Spiritual Reflection – In my beginning…

"In my beginning is my end" wrote T.S. Eliot.  Our "end" means our purpose - if we know how or why something started (like an argument, or a problem), we can gain insight into doing something about it.   Discovering meaning and purpose is also part of the spiritual quest... In some ways, human life … Continue reading Spiritual Reflection – In my beginning…