The Pocket Pema Chodron
Each morning, I open this tiny book and within just a few minutes, I am grounded. I love the fact that I am learning to meditate from a Buddhist nun who happens to have a great sense of humor. Pema … Continued
Each morning, I open this tiny book and within just a few minutes, I am grounded. I love the fact that I am learning to meditate from a Buddhist nun who happens to have a great sense of humor. Pema … Continued
I was scratching around in the ashes of my Christian faith two decades ago when a friend suggested that I read Quotidian Mysteries: Laundry, Liturgy and “Women’s Work” by Kathleen Norris. In less than 100 pages Norris helped me see … Continued
“Richard Rohr, my first great teacher, is a Franciscan priest introduced to me 10 years ago while on retreat inthe mountains of West Virginia. As a modern theologian Rohr is a prolific writer and founder the Center for Contemplation and … Continued
By Linda Mastro I set a reminder on my calendar for December 21: “Winter Solstice – 4:44pm sunset; look for the Star of Bethlehem.” I had been reading social media posts and news stories leading up to the winter solstice … Continued