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Contemplative at Home offers guided prayer, Christian meditation and contemplation. This space will help you slow down and listen to the truth that is being born out of God's love for you today - drawing on Ignatian spirituality and at times, Lectio Divina, with episodes from…
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Jesus came to Galilee: Imaginative Contemplation: Mark 1:14-15 (opens the original)
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A 22-minute audio guided meditation in Mark's Gospel, in the contemplative Christian tradition. Now after John was arrested, Jesus came to Galilee, proclaiming the good news of God, and saying, 'The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God has come near; repent, and believe in the good news.' Mark 1:14-15 We pray with this very short section of text today, because I was struck by the dramatic tension between John's arrest and Jesus launching forward into his proclamation of the good news, the g
The Spirit : Lectio Divina : Mark 1:9-13 (opens the original)
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A 23-minute audio guided meditation in Mark's Gospel, in the contemplative Christian tradition. Baptism, Spirit, Dove, "Beloved", Wilderness, Angels. Mark is sparse with his story telling - the pointed highlights only, sharp and quick fire. But it's all here: Spiritual awakening, the voice and presence of God, the immediate expulsion to the wilderness, the angels in the wilds. May these familiar words fall on you afresh, may one word touch your story in a new way for this season. May you meet th
Prepare the Way : Lectio Divina : Mark 1:1-4 (opens the original)
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A 22-minute audio guided meditation in Mark's Gospel, in the contemplative Christian tradition. The beginning of the good news.... As it was written in the prophet Isaiah, "See! I am sending my messenger ahead of you... the voice of one crying in the wilderness: "Prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight" (From Mark 1:1-4) We prayed with Mark 1:1-8 last week, but I wanted to come back to these opening verses, to linger longer, to give you space to dive deeper and allow them to open mo
A Baptism for Metanoia : Lectio Divina : Mark 1:1-8 (opens the original)
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An 18-minute audio guided meditation in Mark's Gospel, drawing on the contemplative Christian tradition. John the Baptiser appears in the wilderness with clarity of mind and heart and speech. He offers those who come the "baptism of metanoia". Metanoia comes from two greek words: 'meta' which means after or beyond and 'noein' which means perception or way of thinking. There is an invitation to step into a whole new understanding of yourself, the Spirit, and your role in the world. We can think o
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