June 6, 2010
This class is on the sacred space that we are and that we exist within. As we accept and honor the sacredness of life, we bring the sacred into all that we do. We may think of sacred places, such as a church or burial ground. We may rightfully regard our homes as sacred when we treat them with respect and honor. But there is sacredness in life itself. To be sacred is to be declared holy, worthy of respect, dedicated or devoted to a purpose, consecrated. We may not always think of life in this way; but it appropriate and honorable to do so. When we consider life sacred, we cannot hate another, for within them is sacredness. We give honest sincere appreciation for the food we eat, being thankful for the plants and animals whose sacred purpose it was to provide our food. Considering the sacredness of life in every moment is choosing a way of life, an approach to meeting each life experience in every moment. It is recognizing that our home is holy ground, and honoring it as such. With this mindset, recognizing that we maneuver through life in the sacred space of our existence surrounds us with peace and calm in the midst of any life experience and provides clarity, hope, and joy. See the blog notes in Archived Episodes for links to free downloads. Class Outline and Resources NurseHealer Classes and Workshops NurseHealer Events
