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...
by Lynn Jericho | Feb 12, 2018 | New Spiritual Practices, Sense of Self |
It is so perfect that this year as we are facing the drama and moral complexity of sexual harassment and abuse, Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday are on the same day for the first time since 1945. Hearts and ashes come together challenging us to think, not just react,...
by Lynn Jericho | Jan 17, 2018 | Images of Self, Inner Year, New Spiritual Practices, Sense of Self, Understanding Your Soul
What do sneakers have to do with the soul? A lot when we think of the body/soul connection. My sneakers have a lot to do with how my soul meets life, stands up, moves forward and feels comfortable. The Real Impact of Sneakers on My Soul I just got a new pair of...
by Lynn Jericho | Sep 28, 2017 | Inner Festivals, Sense of Self |
Bow and take three steps back. In this Imagine Self blogpost, I share how these two actions taken inwardly bring freedom and love into the most difficult situations. What is the problem? Your child’s behavior? Your partner? Your weight? Being stuck in traffic? Your...
by Lynn Jericho | Jan 13, 2017 | New Spiritual Practices, Sense of Self |
A few days ago, a local non-profit sent out an announcement of an essay contest on Ecofeminism and the intertwining of nature and personal spirituality. I didn’t have time to write an essay, but I was inspired. Suddenly, I was thinking about song lyrics, nature...
by Lynn Jericho | Oct 18, 2016 | Esoteric Christianity, New Spiritual Practices, Sense of Self
A psalm is a song. When I was a child, I loved Sunday School. I didn’t attend regularly as neither of my parents were religious in an organized or belonging way. What did I love? I loved the images…not images I believed or obeyed, but images that asked me questions,...
