Graham, thank you for wise words. It is not easy to comment on what Joseph is saying. To respond with an intellectual remark seems shallow and for something else we need to be coming at the same level of understanding. One of the possible ways is pe…
How is it then that i don't comment or open up discussions regarding the weekly work that Joseph puts on inner frontiers?
Is it that it lies to close for me to get a perspective on to be able to subsequently offer discussion ? Until i look back in…
It's almost like hidden within all the pain confusion and fear is the very thing we need most, like there's a gift uniquely honed for us, as we embrace and honour the journey forward.
tenderley Graham
I guess perhaps ideally we all need a sence of security or maybe containment, to be able to begin to journey inward, with hindsight i had some foundations that held firm as i journeyed inward,these giving me some sence of grounding and bearing .For…
i like the emphesis of the three princpal duties, and the underlying engagement and application required not an instant achievement, refreshingly realastic, to our unfolding.
Graham
As ever these weekly themes are superbly rounded and containing, and i find myself reticent to comment for fear of appearing to disagree or somehow diminish the solid content and grounding contained within the work and theme.
Is who we are more read…
Nice to meet you. It's been around 2 years or so for me also, on and off. In fact it was from stumbling across Inner Frontier and reading the daily practices which 'reminded' me to continue my Chi Kung practice. As you say, it's very compatible with opening to other areas of physical, spiritual and mental growth.
Thank you, Graham. Beautiful words. Your spirit shines through like a beacon. I continue to look for the courage and the doors that create more freedom.
Hello Graham - no, I havnt embarked on a spiritual practice yet - only in that I feel that I am being cared for and looked after - but - life is very hard at the moment, physically and emotionally - looking after my elderly mother & endeavouring to keep things together. There just seems to be so much to do, it is difficult to centre myself and lead a less scattered llife. Life seems to fall over itself just now with me....*sigh*..............but - I am never really unhappy, I do have a strong faith in that I am doing what I am meant to do right now - just wish I could do it better.....
Dear Graham,
Your comments about your life path and the unexpected tapestry unveiling itself are inspiring and a reminder to faith. I will carry your thoughts with me.
With Gratitude,
Joseph Naft