Deep Practices
Sometimes, in our efforts for self-improvement, we come against tendencies that are so engrained in our personality they are hard to change. Engaging in deep practices can help us better trust in the slow work of God.
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by andyotto | Dec 28, 2020 | Awareness, Spiritual Practices | 3
Sometimes, in our efforts for self-improvement, we come against tendencies that are so engrained in our personality they are hard to change. Engaging in deep practices can help us better trust in the slow work of God.
Read Moreby andyotto | Dec 14, 2020 | Awareness, The Tough Questions | 4
The pandemic has revealed the tension between our experiences of poverty and abundance. It’s fitting to reflect on that this Advent season.
Read MoreGratitude is a cyclical force of creative love that feeds itself. It transforms us and opens our eyes to the divine goodness in all things.
Read Moreby andyotto | Oct 4, 2020 | Awareness, Scripture Reflections | 1
Our true selves are within us but sometimes we need a mirror to be held up before us so we can see it, and also see those false-self layers that need to be shed.
Read Moreby andyotto | Jun 8, 2020 | Awareness, Scripture Reflections, The Tough Questions | 1
For many of us these days our energies are focused in fewer places than normal, which means those...
Read Moreby andyotto | Apr 27, 2020 | Awareness, The Tough Questions | 2
Struggling with boredom? God may be using it to unveil difficult truths.
Read MoreThe popular notions of God are terrible and along with many atheists, I reject them, too.
Read Moreby andyotto | Nov 25, 2019 | Awareness, Spiritual Practices | 3
What do you do when you’re worried and can’t sleep?
Read MoreKey to Ignatian spirituality is awareness, noticing. When we notice the details about our life and surroundings, we get to encounter God.
Read More“The Devil” is our own creation. The evil spirit, in Ignatian language, is us falling into the trap of being blind to our weak points.
Read Moreby andyotto | May 20, 2019 | Awareness, Discernment, Spiritual Practices | 4
How can you use Marie Kondō’s tidying method to declutter your spiritual life. It’s simple Ignatian discernment.
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