Religion

The Crux of Spirituality is basic Health

Submitted by matohanska on Tue, 10/02/2012 - 11:06am

As our social/economic structure wavers in the winds of change, we the people, experience both the potential creative heights of possible changes, and the deteriorating aspects of that which is crumbing. In the face of this dynamic/potential, we feel the practicality of our spiritual nature; that which connects us in feeling, to each other and all that exists.

3 Hidden Practices

Submitted by zkrebs on Tue, 11/01/2011 - 8:44pm

#1 - If you are practicing (practice mantra: “I am practicing balance”) in a balanced way - that induces the beginnings of balance ongoing. How? Rhythm is essential to understanding this - and something to keep learning from. If something goes in and out, left and right, and up and down in a regulated way, it can carry its own momentum into greater and greater lengths of time without an external force. The secret is that balance practiced ongoing through rhythm produces breakthrough - or what was not possible is now possible or what was not known is now known.

Kineship, Lineage and Tai Chi

Submitted by matohanska on Sun, 05/30/2010 - 6:42pm

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Multi-Level Communication

Qualities of Good Communication:

*Communication starts with genuine interest and consideration of “Where they are coming from". To do this, we must listen from our hearts, “try on their shoes”, consider who they are, what are their needs, see into the situation to know how to connect to it. Communication, among other things, is a tool we can use to motivate, energize and create movement towards action.

PASSING OF HUMAN LINEAGES; CIRCLE OF LIFE TRADITIONS

Submitted by matohanska on Mon, 07/28/2008 - 5:18pm

It is important to have a good strong, neutral place to begin…. a place that seeks to identify “current common imbalances” that we are sharing, as individuals, as families and as groups of smaller and larger numbers. It is equally important to keep in the highest priority our understanding and deep connection to “what is the same in all of us”. It is no longer a question of IF there is a problem; it is no longer a question as to IF we need to collectively do something.