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spiritualteachers.org

2025 Update: Andrew Cohen passed away on March 25, 2025.  Below is the review that I kept updated off and on for over 20 years.

lissarankinmd.substack.com

I'm a doctor writing about narcissism, codependence, boundaries, trauma recovery, off-ramping from spiritual bypassing, Internal Family Systems, and how non-reciprocal relationships impact your health. Click to read The Body Is A Trailhead by Lissa Rankin, MD, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

library.dhammasukha.org

MULTILINGUAL > Dutch > Een praktische handleiding voor liefdevolle vriendelilkheid meditatie

melinamorry.com

This is Margot’s mix. A playlist that celebrates the saucy vibe of my debut novel. Get in the mood to read The Manhattan Mishap.

thirdwell.org

Hallelujah and Beyond

samsarabooks.com

Bob Stahl en Elisha Goldstein

oneyoufeed.net

Explore personal growth, well-being, and positive habits with The One You Feed podcast and coaching programs hosted by Eric Zimmer. Become wiser and happier with guests like Dan Harris, Elizabeth Gilbert, James Clear

be-still.org

Read Mark 14:32-52 Jesus knew what was about to happen. His soul was crushed. He wanted his closest followers near him during this difficult time. Our hearts should start to break, too, as we lament with Jesus. What Jesus endured, he did for you and me. Jesus wanted the suffering removed, and yet he said, “I want your will to be done, not mine.” Jesus models for us such restraint in surrendering his desires to the will of God. This is one lesson we can learn simply from observing Jesus’ response to his situation. Praying for God’s will to be done should be our “go-to” as well. It’s even a petition in The Lord’s Prayer, the prayer Jesus taught us to pray. Do you think Jesus felt disappointment when his three friends couldn’t stay awake and keep watch as he had asked? What emotions do you think Peter, James, and John were feeling after having let Jesus down? For some reason, they just couldn’t keep their eyes open. And then it happened. Jesus’ betrayer arrived with a crowd of armed men. What a frightening sight for everybody, especially Jesus! I can’t imagine the gamut of emotions confronting our Lord Jesus that night. It does us good as believers to insert ourselves in the story to realize the price Jesus paid for us. In times of our own agony or fear, it’s helpful to know that our Lord Jesus is familiar with the emotions. Jesus is not unapproachable or unaware of our human weakness. Jesus stands by to comfort us and sustain us through our own times of torment and struggle. Did the fact that Jesus’ own disciples deserted him surprise you? They had to be fearing for their own lives, having been associated with Jesus. Especially the man who cut off the slave’s ear. That was certainly a surprising turn of events. What did the Scriptures foretell about this moment? Jesus was likely referring to the prophecy of Zechariah 13:7, which reads: “Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, the man who is my partner,” says the Lord of Heaven’s Armies. “Strike down the shepherd

meditationsteps.org

Meditationsteps – the project established by Dada Sadananda for guiding people through yoga philosophy and meditation. Free meditation course, webinars on spiritual practices and community of like-minded people. We welcome you to join!

loveinspiration.org.nz

Ever since its inception, Love Inspiration has been divinely guided to offer free Reiki courses to the world, so that everyone may benefit from the beautiful teachings of Reiki. Over the years, we...