Practices to help us move in our evolving faith journey.
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How we hold the power of self-reflection in our own lives can be an act of service and love.
As we focus on the evolution and transformation of Christianity, the world, and ourselves, it’s easy to focus on what is emerging, and neglect (to some extent) the necessary ways we may need to release, turn from, let go, and even confess was keeps us attached to the past and limit our true freedom.
How have I acted in ways that miss the mark and need to turn?
How might I need to engage in repentance myself for repair and healing?
As we welcome this movement of right relation to God, we move into a state of worship by tapping into the flow of our divine-self-expression. This embodied state of consciousness moves us to welcome with praise, gratitude, and love the authentic arisings of creativity from the depths of our soul in divine-human co-creation. Or, in other words, WeCreating.
Worship is not only an act of devotion but a movement into deep alignment with our inner divine Source. Through WeCreating, we open ourselves to creative expressions that emerge from within, guided by praise, gratitude, love, and more.
This practice invites us to enter a sacred space of collective inspiration, where divine creativity flows through us—not as individuals, but as a shared expression of Spirit. Whether through art, service, or relational engagement, our creative arisings become acts of worship, forming a living embodiment of divine co-creation.
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Our breath is more than an individual act—it is a sacred rhythm connecting us to the communal pulse of life. This We-practice invites us to move beyond personal breathing and attune to the shared breath of creation, deepening our awareness of mystical interbeing.
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Living WeCreating
Through our personal, relational, and global spheres, we integrate spiritual practices into everyday life. Whether resting in simplicity or acting in love, we embrace divine grace in all we do.
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Epiphany invites us to follow the star within—Christ's light in our hearts—calling us to embody divine wisdom and purpose. Through practices like Perceptio Divina, we attune to inner guidance, discerning our unique gifts and how to bring them into our lives and spheres of influence.
May the star within guide you to embody Christ’s love and light in the world.
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As we journey through this Advent season, we are invited to live out practices of becoming in our daily lives, embracing the unique opportunities to impact our spheres of influence—whether local, virtual, or mystical.
The phrase, “For such a time as this,” calls us to rise with heart and courage, embodying our spiritual learnings through actions that ripple outward. Whether we find ourselves healing relationships, fostering peace, or sparking transformation, we are reminded of the deep truth: “We were made for these times.”
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Love, in its essence, is an evolutionary force, constantly becoming and expressing in new ways. This cosmic birthing is not abstract; it is incarnate in our actions, our presence, and our hearts, as we participate in the unfolding of divine love in the universe.
Through practices like Curatio Divina, inspired by the sacredness of nature, and reflecting on our spheres of influence, we are invited to embody love. Let us give and receive the Christ-light, create space for new beginnings, and co-participate in the birthing movements of love in the world.
This Christmas, may we awaken as love—born anew, radiant with divine light, ready to nurture and transform the world.
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This Advent, we are invited into the womb of the Divine Mother, nurturing our divine becoming as Christ is born anew within us. Joy, rooted in creation and the cycles of life, is our focus this week—not fleeting happiness, but the deep, abiding joy that flows from the womb of God and the earth itself.
As we walk in the fullness of joy, let us impact our spheres of influence with the presence of Christ, offering blessings and embodying love.
This advent season, we are receiving the invitation into the womb of the Divine Mother. We are welcoming our place as the Christ child to come into this world anew, nurturing and gestating our divine becoming.
From the deep hope of new life being born of the womb of God, we are invited this week into the peace that passes all understanding.
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