Tuesday, October 1, 2024

New Ways of Thinking

Francis and Clare of Assisi lived their beliefs by embracing humility and poverty as guiding principles. Their lives were centered on action, not just words. Francis took Scripture literally, choosing a life of simplicity and detachment from material possessions. This focus was not about doctrine, but about how one actually lived. He knew tha…

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Being part of a contemplative community doesn’t require living in a monastery. Instead, it’s about intentionally embracing a shared rhythm of life, wherever you are. This modern approach allows us to integrate contemplative practices into our daily routines, fostering spiritual growth and connection while remaining engaged in the world. It offers a way to experience the richness of monastic traditions without withdrawing from society. By adopting this rhythm, we create a “monastery without walls,” nurturing our inner lives through contemplation while actively participating in our communities and relationships. To explore this concept further and discover how you can incorporate these practices into your life, we invite you to read Contemplative Interbeing’s Rhythm of Life.

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