November 2022 Theme
Transcendence
Transcendence (n): mid-14c., "escape inclusion in; lie beyond the scope of," from Old French transcendre "transcend, surpass," and directly from Latin transcendere "climb over or beyond, surmount, overstep," from trans "across, beyond"...
Questions
To live into this month...
What do you think God is teaching you right now?
What words come to mind when you think of God?
What question do you want to explore this month?
What decisions are causing you unrest?
Where do you LOVE at work in your life?
This Month's
LIVE EVENTS
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This Month's Live Events
Expert Interview with Rob Goodman
Rob is the rector of Holy Trinity Anglican Church. He is passionate about transformation and spiritual wellbeing.
He believes that our practices link our identity to our hope. Our practices, the things we do every day either intentionally or unintentionally, reveal the truths about who we really are and the lies that we have believed. Our practices also have the power to lead us to live as we truly are and become who we were meant to be. Paradoxically, our transformation results in becoming what we have always been—Beloved.
Rob is a spiritual director at Horizons, the rector of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, and a frequent facilitator of spiritual practices at the Reorient Collective.
Join us live! Friday, Nov 18th at 12:00pm Eastern Time
Themes
Theme ideas to focus on this month:
Hope
Renewal
Prayer
Trust
Peace
Love
Habits
Habit ideas to focus on this month:
Start the day with your spiritual practice.
Listen as a form of prayer.
Look into people's eyes when speaking with them. Listen with your whole self.
Work on a passion project.
Practice asking, "What does love demand here?"
#MMQuickTip
Distinguish “Highlights” from “I Was At My Best When”. Use the “Highlights” space to note memorable moments from your day, whether or not you had any control over them. A sunset, a great movie, time with your family, or a walk outside are all great highlights. Use the “I Was At My Best When” to note actions and/or attitudes that you actively took to grow. Two examples might be, “I set aside work in the evening to spend time with my spouse,” or “I said a kind word to a difficult coworker”.
