An excerpt from Practicing the Miraculous: A Field Guide to Everyday Miracles...
The Basement Ritual An excerpt from Practicing the Miraculous: A Field Guide to Everyday Miracles by Gabriel Kessog In 2005, something miraculous started happening in my life. I was getting information...
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By Chelsea Kim Long, author of “Faithfully Dissident Daughters” Excerpt From Chapter Four: The Divine Feminine and a Mother’s Choice | Pages 64–65 | ~500 words, reprinted with permission These...
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Screenshot By Quinlan Motley “He mistook God’s providence for proof of his own power.” One of the most difficult spiritual questions is not whether success is good or bad. It is whether the things we...
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Can hardship actually deepen faith rather than destroy it? Throughout history, individuals and communities have emerged from difficult circumstances with renewed spiritual conviction and transformed...
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What if some of the most difficult experiences in our lives are also invitations to discover who we truly are? In this episode of the Spiritual Media Blog Podcast, I speak with Machan Taylor, a...
View ArticleBefore Leading Others, Understand What Is Leading You
By Suryanarayana Saraswathula Before Leading Others, Understand What Is Leading You Leadership is usually described in terms of what we do with others: setting direction, making decisions, building...
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What Wearing a Symbol of Commitment Does for the Mind and Spirit There’s a particular moment many people describe after getting engaged: the first few days of catching sight of their ring, whether...
View ArticleWhy Peace Begins Within: Learning to Release What Life Leaves Inside Us
By Rupali and Kapil Apshankar A difficult conversation can take ten minutes and stay with us for the rest of the day. You have experienced this before. We all have. We answer the email, leave the...
View ArticleStop Waiting to Be Happy: The Small, Ordinary Moments That Make a Life
By Rupali and Kapil Apshankar, authors of Happiness in Your Teacup: 52 Warm Sips of Wisdom for Finding Bliss in Everyday Life Many of us postpone happiness without quite realizing we are doing it....
View ArticleThe Spiritual Significance of Trimbakeshwar: Finding the Right Pandit for...
The Spiritual Significance of Trimbakeshwar: Finding the Right Pandit for Traditional Puja Introduction Trimbakeshwar is a major pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva and is the abode of the...
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By Jason R. Martin, author of “Field Notes on My Existance: Mediations from an Examined Life” Journal Entry: January 29, 2005 “Watch close your interactions and motivations for doing Godly works, lest...
View ArticleNovel explores both sides of grief: the living, and the dead: Mary and Ellen
By Tara Badstubner, author of “Every Room Remembers” Mary, my petite grandmother, was cherry red lipstick on a cupid bow mouth, the flash of a silk slip under an ordinary wool skirt. She was the faux...
View ArticleConnecting with Your Angels and Discovering Your Angelic Ancestry: A...
What if you could develop a deeper connection with Angels and discover a greater sense of spiritual guidance and purpose? In this episode of Spiritual Media Blog, I speak with Dr. Alisha Das, author...
View ArticleConversation with Tia Shurina, author of “Everything and a Happy Ending” and...
Tia Shurina is the author of “Everything and a Happy Ending” and “Another Happy Ending: Lessons in Love, Loss, and Full-Circle Acceptance”. “Everything and a Happy Ending” is a memoir about three...
View ArticleWhat Saju Gets Wrong About Modern Relationships
What Saju Gets Wrong About Modern Relationships Saju (Korean Four Pillars astrology) has centuries of tradition behind it, and it offers a genuinely detailed framework for understanding personality,...
View ArticleUnderstanding the Twelve Houses in a Natal Chart
A natal chart is an astrological representation of the exact time and place that you were born. The majority of public interest in astrology lies with the planetary bodies and the twelve zodiac signs....
View ArticleFive Lasting Benefits of Calling on Tara, the Female Buddha
Five Lasting Benefits of Calling on Tara, the Female Buddha By James William Coleman You can reap amazing benefits when you call on Tara and her enlightened feminine energy Do you ever feel trapped by...
View ArticleUsing Aromatherapy in Your Spiritual Practice
Based on “Spirituality & Essential Oils” from Aromatherapy for Feeling Good All our physical senses—smell, vision, touch, hearing, and taste—are gateways to our psyche and connect us to the world...
View ArticleA New Language: Flowing in Being
A New Language: Flowing in Being By Avikal. Constantino In his new book, A New Language: Flowing in Being, spiritual teacher Avikal E. Costantino explores how the words we use can either imprison us...
View ArticleParenting That Reflects A Family’s Values
By Dr. Richard C. Horowitz Parenting That Reflects A Family’s Values Children don’t arrive with an instruction book. Raising children and providing for their physical as well as emotional needs as they...
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