Prayer can become a check in the box, at meals, before bed, etc. When this happens, we cut ourselves off to a much deeper level of understanding and experience.
Finding a depth of prayer is made harder by our physical world. One that can consume us and offer little space for quiet and contemplation.
When I'm able to escape the daily grind, often the place I'm most physically alone, is the place I actually feel the least alone. It is a space where I can listen and experience knowledge that is eternal.
Into The Wilderness
Good Shepherds
False Shepherds and A Reckoning
An Alligator and Glengarry Glen Ross
Herby-K And Christmas Planning
Will You Go Into The Unknown?
Breathe After My Own Fashion
The Mandalorian and Thoreau, Where Is Your Line?
When You Are Out Of Tune
Peasants, Stay Home! While We Feast
Mark Twain & The Disintegration of Discourse
Pearl Harbor Moments & Fighting Back
Finding Humility In Modern Life
A Feast of Celestial Nourishment
The Freedom of Recognizing Bad Things
Tilling The Soil of Peace and Happiness
Traditions & The Voice In Your Head
Flourishing In Prayer
Finding Heaven In Simple Things
UNO and Patience For The Appointed Time
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