Internet Radio Podcast Directory Radio Playlists

By Keyword

By Location

By Genre

By Popularity
Trumix.com : Podcast : New Thought Ministries of Oregon

New Thought Ministries of Oregon

Language: Unknown
Category: Religion and Spirituality /
Visit Website

Here you will find the latest podcast of weekly updates for New Thought Ministries of Oregon - which will review last week’s sermon as well as preview the upcoming week. You will also find Podcast of Meditations. We hope this site becomes a valuable asset in your spiritual journey. Peace and Blessings.

New Thought Ministries of Oregon|Walk of the Global Heart Episode

The Walk of the Global Heart February 8, 2009Rev. David Alexander Focus for the year: Courting the Divine in 2009: A Year of Spiritual LiberationToday is the second week of the Season for Nonviolence, a 64 day period of time, beginning with the anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s death on January 30 and ending with the anniversary of Martin Luther Kings, Jr’s assassination date of April 4. It is a time to focus on peace in our personal and collective lives.Spiritual liberty is our destiny. Gandhi, King and Chavez all strove to create a world where that spiritual liberty was realized. King talked about being a disciplined nonconformist, dedicated to justice, peace and brotherhood and hope for a secure and livable world. The disciplined nonconformist breaks out of the box and sees interconnectedness as important. When people start seeing our interconnectedness, it is the basic journey of spiritual awakening.Thomas Keating talks about 3 stages of this awakening:1. Realization that there is a power beyond information and education—an actual waking up. It is a personal experience of moving from belief to knowing that there is a Power in the world.2. Becoming the other: here the aspirant tries to “become” God through yoga and prayer and diet and a vast array of spiritual programs and different formulas to bring God’s presence closer to us. It is an attempt to gain control, become better and to become the “other.” As long as there is a quest to “become” god, there is separation.3. Realize that there is no “other.” God and we are one. We can’t become something else when we are already it!In the same vein, Martin Buber talks about the “I-It” relationship where we view ourselves separate from all others and are constantly saying “How much can I get?”. When we move into the “I-Thou” relationship, which Gandhi, King and Chavez were championing, we recognize our authentic relationship with another. Our question then becomes, “How can I serve others?”, because we recognize that as I am serving you, I am serving me! There is vibrational harmony and we wake up to the idea that we are one and we behold the divine in all. This awakening is the pathway of our healing.Our society, our banks and institutions, have been in an “I-It” relationship so that our pockets can be lined. This manipulates others and leaves us spiritually starved.A way out is by “Beholding” our true nature and recognizing that nothing can hurt us.Questions to ponder:1. Is there anywhere in your life where you see someone/something as the “other?”2. What is a tangible way that you could move to feeling more inclusive with all others?

[ Sun, 8 Feb 2009 12:07:14 -0800 ]


Listen

Download



Listen on your iPhone






Hipsters United

News, speculation, and discussion about The Smashing Pumpkins, their music, and their legacy. http://www.hipstersunited.com


Homegrown mix

A mix of the best unsigned black music from the UK. 1Xtra?s Ras Kwame mixes up the hottest new tracks every week. 1Xtra is a BBC digital radio station. It plays the best in contemporary black music, with a strong emphasis on live music and supporting new British artists. For more info and the podcast Terms of Use go to www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra


Asian Network Film Cafe

Film Cafe - the latest news, reviews and star interviews from the world of Bollywood, with Raj & Pablo on the BBC Asian Network


  Powered by PenguinRadio & PodcastDirectory.com  |  About Trumix  |  Terms of use  |  FAQs  |  Contact Us