Entries Tagged ‘God Calling’:
filed in Philosophy, Spirituality on Jun.19, 2009
So let’s continue the theme of yesterday’s post, shall we? Sometimes I wonder if this blog isn’t some kind of fancy-dancy prayer service of mine.
I’m extremely grateful for the good advice that was offered to me in yesterday’s comments. I’ve got two things on my mind: how my prayers are answered, and my own stubbornness.
I’m [...]
Tags: answered prayers, God, God Calling, St. Francis Prayer, stubbornness, the goddess
filed in Philosophy, Spirituality, Zen on May.28, 2009
Yes, another post about that which I do not possess. But it seems so cool! It must be awesome to have faith. Again, I’m talking about the kind of faith that works in all seasons, in all situations. The kind that people who “walk with god” have.
Yeah, yeah, I know: be careful what you wish [...]
Tags: A.J. Russell, Faith, God Calling, zen-pragmatism
filed in Philosophy, Spirituality on May.17, 2009
Sunday’s reading in my “God Calling” meditations book was pretty interesting:
Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.”
My bravest are those who can anticipate the morning and feel in the night of sorrow that underlying Joy that tells of confident expectations of the morning.
I’m a contrarian striving to be objective, so [...]
Tags: God Calling, Sorrow to Joy
filed in Philosophy, Spirituality, Zen on Apr.22, 2009
Every morning, I read from two different sets of meditations. This is the third year in a row that I’ve been reading from the Page-a-Day Zen calendar (“zen-a-day” in my head) – each year, the readings are different. The other slot is a rotating one. This year, “God Calling” by A. J. Russell fills that [...]
Tags: A.J. Russell, agnostic, God, God Calling, joy, Khalil Gibran, seeker, work, Zen