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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
When our hearts are gripped by fear, the will to embrace evaporates.
Stranger God
Richard Beck
I’ve described how we can re-enchant our faith in this skeptical age. We can pay closer attention to the “strange sights,” the many ways God speaks to us, every day, through religious experiences. We can pray prayers of Thanks, Help, and Wow to recover a sacramental ontology, where God is everywhere present in our one-story universe. And we can make the outward turns of hope, joy, gratitude, and mattering to receive the grace that comes to us as a gift.
Hunting Magic Eels
Richard Beck
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