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Tag: body sensations

Thomas Keating’s Call to Wisdom

Posted on October 18, 2023 (October 18, 2023) by pbegeman

Tags: attention, body practice, body sensations, Centering Prayer, chanting, Cynthia Bourgeault, Divine Indwelling, heartfulness, Lectio Divina, retreats, Thomas Keating, welcoming prayer

  “ May the next years see the increase of Centering Prayer, and the creative addition of other Wisdom aspects that might enhance what we are doing, or at least […]

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Tagged attention, body practice, body sensations, Centering Prayer, chanting, Cynthia Bourgeault, Divine Indwelling, heartfulness, Lectio Divina, retreats, Thomas Keating, welcoming prayer

Spiritual Experiences in Centering Prayer

Posted on October 18, 2023 by pbegeman

Tags: body sensations, Centering Prayer, consolations, Divine Indwelling, thoughts

  Q: I would like clarification of what appears to be a contradiction in Thomas Keating’s teaching.   On the one hand, he says that perceptions are thoughts and therefore, to be […]

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Tagged body sensations, Centering Prayer, consolations, Divine Indwelling, thoughts

Welcoming Prayer Introductory Workshop

Posted on August 4, 2023 by msmoolca

Tags: body practice, body sensations, contemplative spirituality, false self, human condition, trauma, true self, welcoming prayer, Zoom

According to Fr. Thomas Keating, “Welcoming Prayer is the practice that actively lets go of thoughts and feelings that support the false-self system. It embraces painful emotions experienced in the […]

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BioSpiritual Focusing: Welcoming an Embodied Experience of Grace

Posted on August 3, 2023 (August 3, 2023) by msmoolca

Tags: body practice, body sensations, Centering Prayer, consciousness, contemplative spirituality, trauma, welcoming prayer, Zoom

Contemplative Enrichment Day with Donna O’Connor and Mike Smoolca Deep wisdom and healing are accessible within us waiting for discovery. BioSpiritual Focusing offers access to the causal point for change, […]

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Body Sensations and Unloading

Posted on November 15, 2022 (November 15, 2022) by pbegeman

Tags: body sensations, Centering Prayer, Gift of tears, unloading

  Q: I haven’t been a practitioner of Centering Prayer very long; or rather, I haven’t been as disciplined as I sometimes desire. However, I want to ask about my body’s […]

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Tagged body sensations, Centering Prayer, Gift of tears, unloading
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