Meditation: The Inner Sanctuary
In that inner sanctuary of our own nature, hidden perhaps from objective gaze, nestles the seed, perfection. SOM pp. 36 O ...
In that inner sanctuary of our own nature, hidden perhaps from objective gaze, nestles the seed, perfection.SOM pp. 36O give me Grace to see Thy face, and beA constant Mirror of EternitieThomas Traherne
No matter the
conditions in which we find ourselves, there remains something within each one
of us which is in its original state.
This place inside is reached in silence, in contemplation and quiet
listening. Within this place is the
recognition of harmony health and beauty.
Entry into this personal sanctuary is denied to no one. However, such a communion must be approached
with an open heart and a full intention to receive something greater than the
immediate circumstance of life.
Like any
method, meditation must be practiced to reveal its subtleties and depth. Regular time, at the same time each day, in
the same location each time, is a wonderful approach to rapidly deepening the
experience meditation has to offer.
During the time set aside to meditate we strive not so much to think,
but to observe; not so much to visualize, but to receive; not so much to
direct, but to deepen our awareness of the Invisible Presence of God in and
through all life.
An Ancient Technique to Access Your Inner PowerToday I pause frequently to silently observe Spirit in the world around me. Today I pause frequently to silently observe Spirit in the world inside me. Today I pause frequently to silently observe Spirit reflected back to me. I give thanks for my life and all that is in it.
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