A revised appreciation for «processual marriage» would help couples begin to explore
the sacred dimensions of their bond to one another before they solidify their union for life.
Our need for sacredness is part of our ancient survival apparatus, and manifests in what we call faith, the need to connect with
that sacred dimension.
The are simply pointers to
the sacred dimension of our being.
This practice of shifting attention from the mind to the Stillness of the heart brings depth; connecting us with
the sacred dimension of our being, and anchoring life in a place of increased Peace, Joy, Love, and Freedom.
While it pays homage to
the sacred dimensions of the mountain, «Everest» falls short of acknowledging its locals, relegating the sherpas on the voyage to anonymous background figures.
It also means reconnecting again and again with
the sacred dimensions of life and Earth — and feeling how each gesture throughout my days is an opportunity to give voice to this experience.