The worshipping of God has been viewed historically, to be a once-a-week event, usually done inside a building called a church or temple and most often led by a religious (male) white leader.  For some this may expand into weekly Bible study groups or even daily prayer and Bible reading.

The practice of spirituality is known by those who follow its path, as a tapestry woven into the complete framework of life.  In fact we are drawn to make every minute a “God-moment” whether we are washing the dishes or hugging a loved one.

Therefore, in every aspect of life, we can find God and experience joy and peace.  If we believe, then we will receive.

Can spirituality be part of a classroom?  The article Teaching in the Now suggests ways in which teachers can practise spirituality and be models of peace for their students .  This does not mean teaching religion.   What it does mean is living a life well.  For too long, schools have fearfully ignored the spiritual part of the three-part being of the student.  As churches die, schools could be the next frontier of spiritual learning in a new and highly inclusive way. Click here to read more . . .

In the article Spirituality in the Workplace, the challenges of the workplace are looked at as opportunities to help us grow spiritually. Despite difficult people and situations around us at work, we can use these experiences to connect to the divine spark in every person regardless of the exterior they present. Click here to read more . . .

The article Spirituality and Family suggests ways to incorporate spirituality into the daily interactions of family life. It is a sad fact that most of us do not treat our loved ones in a spiritual way. Unfortunately, we save our kindnesses for our colleagues or even strangers, while at home we take out our frustrations with each other in anger or in silence. Click here to read more . . .

The article Spirituality and Divorce suggests ways that spirituality can be experienced through a typically difficult time in a family’s life by looking for the “greatest good for all” in the situation. Click here to read more . . .

Finding the Perfect Career
Is your current job serving you well? When we don’t want to get out of bed in the morning, or we become physically sick, then it is time to reflect on the situation.  Sometimes this may lead to looking into a job change.  Here are some things to consider first. Click here to read more . . .