ANGLICAN SPIRITUALITY

 

This section features the following articles:

 

 

The Book of Common Prayer and Contemporary Spirituality

This short article explores how The Book of Common Prayer can be used as a major source of inspiration for a contemporary (21st century) spirituality.

 

Thomas Traherne’s Centuries of Meditations and Christian Cosmology

Gerard Manley Hopkins and a Sacramental World

The Touch of the Spirit in Evelyn Underhill’s Writings

Spirituality in the Anglican Tradition Between the 16th and 20th Centuries

 


 

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Spirituality,
as life lived in the Spirit of God
can enable you to:

    ·  Address your hunger for depth and meaning in life.

 

·  Live with greater love, peace, and joy.

·  Better navigate all of life’s circumstances.

·  Experience life more fully and abundantly.

·  Move from self-centredness to more God-centredness.

·  Appreciate the interconnectedness of all life.

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SPIRITUALITY REFLECTION

The vision experience of the world is but a projection of our mind and the reflection of our inner thoughts. As the thought, so the vision. The colour of the glasses you wear determines the colour of what you see. If you wear red glasses, everything will appear red. If you wear green glasses, everything will be green. Pure thoughts make the world appear pure. If you view things with love and a loving heart, the whole world will appear a reflection of love. (Satha Sai Speaks, Vol. 15, p. 39)

Similar thought: "As water reflects a face, so a man's heart reflects the man" (Proverbs 27:19, NIV).


 

OTHER SITES

Visitors may also enjoy three sites created by my wife, Eva.

www.truth-and-beauty.org
Weaves spirituality themes into its content and includes breathtaking photos from nature.

www.pathway-to-life.org
Presents the essential Christian message in Q & A style, guiding seekers toward life eternal.

www.heavens-reflections.org
Features the theme of seeing in the ordinary, the extraordinary; in the daily, the holy; in the routine, the rare.



 

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SPIRITUALITY REFLECTION

When the night grows chill, don't you draw the blanket closer around you? So, when grief assails you, draw the warmth of the Name of the Lord closer around your mind. (Satha Sai Speaks, Vol. 4, p. 33)

Similar thought: "Our help is in the name of the LORD" (Psalm 124:8, NIV).