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Nouwen suggested we all find ourselves bouncing around three very human lies that we believe about our identity: I am what I have, I am what I do, and I am what other people say or think about me.*
Christopher L. Heuertz • The Sacred Enneagram: Finding Your Unique Path to Spiritual Growth
living, pure friendship, useless beauty, or moments of communion with nature or anything.
Richard Rohr • Falling Upward
The contemplative mind prays from a different sense of Who–I–am. It rests, and abides in the Great I AM, and draws its life from the Larger Vine (John 15:4–5), the Deeper Well (John 4:10–14).
Richard Rohr • Breathing Under Water : Spirituality and the Twelve Steps
When you live in the silence and solitude of the land, cities seem startling.
John O'Donohue • Anam Cara: 25th Anniversary Edition
My capacity to live a contemplative way of life was inscribed in my very being as a person created in the image and likeness of God.
James Finley • Cultivating a Contemplative Culture Within
I think you see that the gifts that are given to us as individuals are not for us alone, or for our own self-improvement, but they’re actually for the community and to be offered.