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Naming the Powers identifies our experiences of these pervasive forces that dominate our lives. Unmasking the Powers takes away their invisibility, and thus their capacity to coerce us unconsciously into doing their bidding. Engaging the Powers involves joining in God’s endeavor to bend them back to their divine purposes.
The Powers That Be
Walter Wink
How Getting Organized Becomes a Spiritual Practice
In time management and thing management, the same kinds of questions crop up:
• What really matters to you; what are your priorities here?
• Why are you doing what you are doing?
• Why are you keeping what you are keeping?
• Who else and what else is affected by what you are doing; and what you are keeping?
• How much is enough?
• What do you need to hold onto?
• What do you need to let go of?
These are foundational organizational questions.
They are also foundational spiritual ones.
Organization Is a Spiritual Practice
Anna Havron
“What do we need to eliminate?”
Triggers
Marshall Goldsmith, Mark Reiter
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