Center for Spiritual Living Huntsville

In Love With the World

Love is the work of the soul.  Let us fall in love with the world in fresh ways.

Inheriting the Moment

As we bless the path with every breath in conscious moments, we grow what we are and learn how to live with it.

Calling It In

The universe is everything and everywhere and is always available to us. It is up to us to call it inside ourselves and experience the One. 

The Way of Grace

Grace is the unmerited givingness of the Universe to all of us.  As we change our point of view, we shift from suffering to grace.  With faith there is no fear, and without faith, fear.

Being With What Is

Embracing life requires that we adapt to change.  When we meet our resistance and our expectations with a smile and deep acceptance, we can let go again into the next inevitable moment.

Breathing In and Breathing Out

“I will set You on my breath so You will become my life.” -- Rumi.  Conscious breathing takes us into the observer self where we lose our mind to gain our soul.  We then see from the awakened heart.

The Road Home

As our country celebrates Independence Day, we take in the freedom we have within. We are free from our thoughts as we choose our thoughts. In this way, we find the road home. 

Resting in the Journey

When we stop chasing after the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, we begin to experience the aliveness of the journey.  The focus then shifts from the imagined future scene in the movie of our life to the present scene, here and now.  Every step reminds us how to live.  The walk is everything.

The Work of Being Human

Could experience be for humans what erosion is for elements?  Is the purpose of experience, over a lifetime, to carry us to what matters and then wear us away till we become part of the sweet water the next generation drinks?  If this is so, then what is the work of being human?

The Work of Being

Is it possible that with each inhalation we take in the world, we also awaken our soul?  And with each exhalation, do we free ourselves of the world which inevitably entangles us?  Is this how we fill up and empty a hundred times a day, seeking the gift of the two breaths?  Perhaps this is the work of being.