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Intuitives: Father Keating & centering prayer

Posted on October 7, 2013by mktdaf

Tonight I’m going to a meeting of folks in Tennessee (wandering monks usually pass this way) who are discussing & sorting out the practice of centering prayer. I’ll let you know how it goes! Interested in meditation? Check this. Interested in exploring faith with interior silence? Check it. Here’s a touch of CP, in a…

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"When we rely on others to make us feel good, we are in for a rocky ride. We don’t need the approval of others to enjoy life. Divine love resides in the center of our glorious hearts, and vanquishes all fears. Take a look right now, and drink deeply, sweet, resplendent soul. "
-- Sri Gawn Tu Fahr

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