23/10/2024
In my yoga classes, we explore the delicate balance between deliberate action and surrender, while my meditation sessions dive deeply into the practice of letting go. It’s easy to say "thy will be done," but in a world built on independence and control, true surrender can be challenging. These practices help cultivate the inner stillness needed to hear and discern the guidance of God, the Great Mystery, and enlightened beings.
I hope you will find this article from Richard Rohr interesting. "Our goal consists in doing the will of God, but first we have to remove our attachment to our own will so that we can recognize the difference between the two. Throughout history, many people who did horrible things were convinced that they were doing God’s will. That’s why we have to find an instrument to distinguish between God and us. Paul calls this gift the discernment of spirits. We have to learn when our own spirit is at work and when the Spirit of God is at work."
We ask that you may be filled with the knowledge of God’s will in all spiritual wisdom and understanding so that you may lead lives worthy of the Lord.