Be Holy

Posted on February 27, 2012 by Daniel J. Miller

Many times when teaching people the practice of lectio divina (meditatively praying with scripture), I have quipped, “Start with the Psalms or maybe one of the gospels. You probably want to stay away from Leviticus.” By the comment I meant to suggest Read more [...]

Self-Compassion: On Our Way to Yes

Posted on March 13, 2010 by Daniel J. Miller

“If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete.” – Jack Kornfield When the theological pendulum gains enough momentum that it swings all the way to one side and then gets stuck, it is time for the lubricating words of surprise. Read more [...]

The Silence that Moves Us Toward Compassion and Justice

Posted on November 29, 2009 by Daniel J. Miller

In addition to being the fertile ground for self-understanding and healthy self-care as well as the sanctuary for contemplative prayer, the silence of a listening heart is also the seedbed for reverent relationships, social compassion, and cosmic concern. Read more [...]

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Be Holy

Self-Compassion: On Our Way to Yes

The Silence that Moves Us Toward Compassion and Justice