Steph: Do you have enough time in your day to quiet your
mind long enough to reflect on your life? Life is so busy with work, chores,
children’s activities, that I find it hard to allow my mind to wander and
dream. It seems I have to put a reminder on my phone for everything. If I don’t set aside even a small amount of
time each day for peace, quiet, and reflection, how can I ever find the space
to ask life’s big questions (or even the little ones)?
Paul: Recently, I reflected on whether I’m carving out enough time for sacred space. What does this look like in my daily life? For me, it means going outdoors alone, sitting in a quiet place (I like a bench along a stream near where we live), and just being alone with my thoughts. Sometimes I read and sometimes I call a friend on the phone, but mostly I just sit there in the quiet. Disconnecting from my to do list and computer for this little respite helps me center myself and regain perspective on what really matters to me.
Steph: I pr…
Paul: Recently, I reflected on whether I’m carving out enough time for sacred space. What does this look like in my daily life? For me, it means going outdoors alone, sitting in a quiet place (I like a bench along a stream near where we live), and just being alone with my thoughts. Sometimes I read and sometimes I call a friend on the phone, but mostly I just sit there in the quiet. Disconnecting from my to do list and computer for this little respite helps me center myself and regain perspective on what really matters to me.
Steph: I pr…