Reverend Vince Kueffner, friend and frequent speaker at Bodhi, joined us once again on Sunday morning to conclude our series “Intimacy: The Final Frontier.”
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Rumi on Love as the “Supreme Musician” of our souls.
Rev. Lola Wright continued our “Intimacy: The Final Frontier” series with a message on what intimacy and belonging looks like within community.
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Ernest Holmes on spiritual evolution leading to the infinite becoming more intimate.
On Sunday, Rev. Darrell Jones continued our series “Intimacy: The Final Frontier” with his message exploring what it means to create spiritual intimacy—including the work of unbundling the word from common, limiting associations—by journeying within.
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Brené Brown, quoted by Rev. Lola Wright in her message this past Sunday kicking off our “Intimacy: The Final Frontier” series.
I’ve noticed new discomfort in my practice to allow greater intimacy into my life. Intimacy with those I don’t know well has always come easy to me. Intimacy with those I know has seemed more difficult. Intimacy with myself even more difficult. And intimacy with the God of my being more allusive. It has been my practice for the last 8 years to consciously continue my exploration of intimacy. Who might I be if I was willing to stand spiritually naked?
Brene Brown writes “There is no intimacy without vulnerability.” That has certainly been my experience. Each time I deepen in my experience of intimacy I enter unchartered territory. I am called to explore corners of my consciousness previously untraveled. The unknown and the unfamiliar seem scary and yet the more regularly we practice something the greater comfort and proficiency we develop.
So the question is, why? Why intimacy? And why now? Read More
On Mother’s Day this past Sunday, Rev. Lola Wright launched our new series exploring intimacy, “Intimacy: The Final Frontier,” with her message, “Communing with Divine Mother.”