An eclectic mix of contributors share their reflections about spiritual practices in their everyday lives and provide models for those seeking a practice of their own.

Product Code: 5599
ISBN: 9781558968110
Publisher: Skinner House Books
Pages: 260
Size: 8.5 x 5.5
Published Date: 04/06/2018
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Price: $18.00

An eclectic mix of contributors share their reflections about spiritual practices in their everyday lives. Each of them describes their practice and the ways it opens them up to their hearts and souls. From chopping vegetables to creatively arranging action figures, from taking long walks to playing roller derby, these practices demonstrate the wide range of ways that we can be spiritual, and provide models for those seeking a practice of their own.


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Introduction

Practices Born in Tradition

Learning to Pray
Sue Magidson

Finding a Teacher
Wayne B. Arnason

How to Begin an Integral Transformative Practice
Arvid Straube

Directed Mini-Retreats
Matt Alspaugh

The Greatest of These Is Love
Susan Manker

The Silent Singing Alphabet or Setting the Altar
Laurie Bushbaum

Enlightenment in the Dressing Room
Jaelynn P. Scott

Entering the Labyrinth
Leia Durland-Jones

The Cosmala
Jon Cleland Host

Practices Born in Play

Making Magical Moments and Letting Them Go
Lynn M. Acquafondata

Instagram as Spiritual Practice
Cynthia Cain

Playing with My Dolls
Erik Walker Wikstrom

Roller Derby
Dawn Skjei Cooley

Practices Born in Daily Life

The Spiritual Practice of Chop, Chop, Chopping
Linnea Nelson

The Bloom of the Present Moment
Barry Andrews

The Whole of the Spiritual Life: A Meditation on Friendship
James Ishmael Ford

On the Days I Eat
Colleen McDonald

Walking as a Spiritual Discipline
Jonalu Johnstone

Making Art
Amy Zucker Morgenstern

Creating Community
Jessica Lin

Collecting Joy as a Spiritual Practice
Ann Richards

Integrating Technology into Spiritual Practice
Aaron M. Stockwell

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About the Contributors

"We have a special place in our hearts for those who have the zest, discipline, and resilience to practice everyday spirituality. Hats off to Erik Walker Wikstrom, the editor of this engaging and creative paperback, who has brought together an unusual group of Unitarian Universalist clergy and lay people to share their passions with us." -- Frederick and Mary Ann Brussart, www.spiritualityandpractice.com.

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