I saw “poetic prophecy” when Amanda Gorman, a young Catholic woman and United States Youth Poet Laureate, wrote and performed a poem for the Presidential Inauguration. #DailyMeditations @CACradicalgrace https://t.co/Vn4QVDyWKA
Are you able to do a little less today? It's so easy to get caught up in fast-paced living, feeling like we're on a treadmill that won't stop. Taking conscious pauses throughout the day can help us to slow down and live more easefully.
"With... meditation, you can undo the knots and habitual behaviors that bind you. You experience transformation for yourself and for your strained or broken relationships." @thichnhathanh
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Today, I offer a practice by Tibetan Buddhist Lama Rod Owens. The Seven Homecomings ask you to recognize your circle of care including your spiritual guides, wisdom texts, community, ancestors, the earth, silence, and finally yourself. Join us: https://t.co/ihE8z3lbnJ
I believe there’s a staging in our growth in love. We have to start with self-love. If we don’t respect ourselves, we won't respect anybody else. Then God moves us to group love, family love–and finally to universal love. #CACRadicalgrace https://t.co/H2ZUM6V9Dc
For me, religion should bring foundational divine love to consciousness. It’s more about waking up than about cleaning up. Whatever elicits the flow for you—in that moment and encounter, that thing is God for you! #CACRadicalgrace https://t.co/WrQ7wrKp38
My friend Bishop Michael Curry writes: "I’ve come to see that the call of God is to become the true you: someone deserving of receiving love. If we fail in loving ourselves, we fail our neighbors, too." @CACRadicalgrace https://t.co/ogWhDjmore
Students can safely sit just 3 feet apart in the classroom as long as they wear masks but should be kept the usual 6 feet away from one another at sporting events, assemblies, lunch or chorus practice, the CDC said.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention relaxed social distancing guidelines for schools, saying students can now sit 3 feet apart in classrooms. The advice represents a change from the 6-foot standard that forced some schools to remove desks. https://t.co/BGLDiG0yM5
Today, we offer a practice for self-awareness. Think of your day as a film. Unwind the film of the day one scene at a time until you return to your first waking moment. Practice with us in today's #DailyMeditation @CACradicalgrace https://t.co/uXh9azmVEH