From The Path of Centering Prayer: Deepening your Experience of God Chapter 2: Renewing Your Practice of Centering Prayer, Part IIHow Your Body Position Affects Your Inner Posture During Prayer […]
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Q: I have been doing Centering Prayer for about 20 years. Some years ago, during my meditation practice, my head started shaking and jerking from side to side. As a […]
In contemplative consciousness, one is equipoised, in balance, at the center of one‚Äôs house welcoming what arises in quiet hospitality, free of prejudice and attempts to change, possess or […]
Q: I’m rather new to Centering Prayer. Perhaps the most common thought I have while practicing, which takes me away from my sacred word, is an awareness of my breathing. […]
Q: I am curious about the difference in effects between a Buddhist meditation and Centering Prayer, given that in Centering Prayer there is a large emphasis on consenting to the […]
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From The Path of Centering Prayer: Deepening your Experience of God Chapter 2: Renewing Your Practice of Centering Prayer, Part I Let’s look in this chapter at how valuable the […]
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Centering prayer is an exercise of letting go. We let go so the Creator can create in us. What God manifests within us is up to God alone. These manifestations […]
Q: What are the best means of getting your local priest involved in Centering Prayer? A: Your question is lacking in details so let me respond in a generic way. […]
Q: Where does one initially place their awareness during Centering Prayer? In other words, when introducing the sacred word does one let the awareness float up toward heaven someplace “outside” […]
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