by Lynn Jericho | Oct 14, 2019 | Images of Self, New Spiritual Practices, Understanding Your Soul
Over the next couple of months, I will be writing about the Four Realms of Existence and how we experience ourselves as sovereign in each one. Let me tell you the names of the Four Realms of Existence: The Realm of Space, The Realm of Time, The Realm of...
by Lynn Jericho | Apr 27, 2019 | New Spiritual Practices
We hear birdsong. We see flowers. Right? Here is a Springtime spiritual exercise: Take a walk in Nature. Work to see the sounds of birds and hear the colors and forms of flowers. Journal about your experience or write a poem or do a painting. This is a spiritual...
by Lynn Jericho | Mar 28, 2019 | Inner Year, New Spiritual Practices, Substack, Wisdom of Selfhood
Spring is here! Are you willing to receive the light? “Receive the Light!” is the admonition for Spring given by Rudolf Steiner. It is exquisite grace to see how our souls and nature move together. Every year we are blessed with a season where our focus is on...
by Lynn Jericho | Jan 24, 2019 | Images of Self, New Spiritual Practices, Understanding Your Soul
2019 has begun. The Year is new. What in me is beginning? What in me is new? The operative word is IN. In my soul, what is beginning? In my soul, what is new? What lives in the soul of a 71 year old woman that can begin? That is new? Inner...
by Lynn Jericho | May 19, 2018 | New Spiritual Practices
Reflections on Moral Breathing My thoughts on the three inner evening activities, celebrating, grieving and forgiving are evolving and expanding. I have written about each soul activity a number of times in the past always asking myself many questions, working from...
by Lynn Jericho | May 3, 2018 | New Spiritual Practices, Sense of Self
In the previous post I wrote about celebration and a good friend sent me this wonderful quote on the importance of celebration from Terry Tempest Williams. “Once upon a time, when women were birds, there was the simple understanding that to sing at dawn and to sing at...
