Sentences with phrase «most spiritual traditions»

The physical heart lies in the vicinity of the heart chakra (also called the anahata, which means «unstuck sound»), an important area worked on in yoga and most spiritual traditions.

One of the things that most spiritual traditions insist upon, though, is that at some stage a spiritual guide is very important.

Not exact matches

Most Likely to Make You Cry (in a good way): Jan Johnson with «Weeping Prayer» [found this over at Elizabeth Esther's blog] «In Christian spiritual tradition, certain kinds of weeping are a charism, or gift of the Spirit.»

If I had to guess, I would guess that most of the spiritual abuse that you guys talk about occurs in the reformed and pentecostal traditions.

On the other hand, the full spiritual import of a religious ceremony, informed by text and tradition, eludes even the most devoted artist.

Your spiritual experience is valid to me, and most Pagans don't think of other religious traditions as being «wrong»; we just disagree with anyone who thinks they have a stranglehold on the truth.

But it is so open to be all - inclusive, all - consuming, like a unifying theory that applies to everyone from atheist to believer in any religious or spiritual tradition, that most wouldn't accept me as a part of their club.

That the most advanced Christian thinker of the century with a scientific background could not see the conflict in those relations is another sign of the inadequacies of our spiritual traditions, says Berry.

All I am saying, is that historically the church, like most churches, have an infinitely longer tradition, goal and history of positive spiritual guidance and positive impacts on the world than they have negative.

The title comes from a collection of texts — written in Greek between the fourth and 15th centuries — which include the most important spiritual writings of the Orthodox tradition.

The most important point of convergence shared by the world's great spiritual traditions is to be found in the practice and power of selfless love for all humanity.

The uniquely Christian Revelation in theTrinitarian and Christological Mysteries provide the spiritual paths that speak most deeply to me although I find many valid insights in other spiritual traditions, especially the Eastern Religions and even primitive shamanism.

Protestants have suffered most since we have no lively tradition of spiritual theology.

And such a man could and would do good works and make good use of spiritual advice — Luther proceeded to run through the Judaic «Ten Commandments» from the Old Testament and to pour out advice inherited from a long tradition, salted by his own experience covering most spheres of human activity from insufficient discipline for instance in sexual matters, to excess of discipline in, for instance, diet.

No longer can one read the Church fathers, the monastic tradition, the Anglican divines, indeed most of the spiritual classics of the Christian heritage without making mental reservations: «I must not allow myself to think along these lines; this is too Platonic, too dualistic.»

«By allowing the birth process to unfold in its most natural way, we honor traditions that have the power to shape our spiritual and cultural identity.»

First, most participants and trainees are not members of formal meditative spiritual traditions.

But most critics have been weary of comparing Rosa and his contemporaries — such Rebecca Morris, Joe Bradley and David Ostrowski — to this older abstract tradition, known for its conviction and spiritual depth.

My background work is in the Christian tradition, but I work well with most spiritual practices.