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    Eventually, these few spiritual practices became empty rituals to me for a time. In the duration of this class thus far, I’ve had the chance to relook at my spiritual practices, learn why I should practice them, and then put them into practice with a right heart. I’ve also had the chance to partake in many other types of spiritual practices. One in particular interested me, so I decided to try it – that is, the spiritual practice of the Labyrinth. There were many spiritual practices that I had never

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    Active Spiritual Practices The life of a pastor requires many developed practices, none more important than personal spiritual practices. The author, adheres to many daily and weekly habit s to develop personally and spiritual with the hope to remain spiritual vibrant. As Addington explains all great qualities of leadership come form the place deep inside our hearts, the hidden recess of our souls, whose “channels lead to deep veins of God’s work and molding” (Addington, 2014 p1). Daily habits include

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    respondents reported that, while they were very eager to be engaged with LMAW and that they had a long and deep appreciation for the importance of spiritual formation and social action, they also felt that within their usual “church life” these two things are so disjointed as to be almost irreconcilable. One respondent said that a spiritual practice that fails to reflect action becomes “self perception grooming” and another said “prayer seems important, but also inadequate, [it is] also one of

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    Scott, 2005). They found no linear relations between religiousness and fear of death and dying, however, it found that a constant and strong belief and a belief in a rewarding after-life did offer a buffer against death anxiety (Wink & Scott, 2005). Spiritual beliefs can help easy anxiety that is faced when thinking about and experiencing

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    is. The practice that works well for me, is the practicing Silence. I love this, I find that God can deal with me better in silence. I can hear what God is saying and what God wants me to do. In my life’s journey, I find that practicing silence is what got me where God wants me to be. In doing this God pours directly in to me, his divine plan. There was a time when I needed to know what God wants me to do. How do you want me to serve you, because that is all that I want to do. Spiritual formation

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    Is your yoga practice a vehicle for mental health and self-actualization or are you content with just doing the physical practice? Yoga was originally intended to be a practice to facilitate self-actualization, meaning to realize who you are and being comfortable being you. More recently in the western yoga world, there has been a separation between physical development and spiritual development. Social media has defined yoga as cool physical postures. Yet, do not be fooled into believing

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    Should We Meditate?

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    seek to behave myself as it becomes a child of God in this world; and yet, not being happy in the Lord, and not being nourished and strengthened in my inner man day by day, all this might not be attended to in a right spirit.” “Before this time my practice had been, at least for ten years previously, as an habitual thing, to give myself to prayer, after having dressed in the morning. Now I saw, that the most important thing I had to do was to give myself to the reading of the Word of God and to meditation

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    I chose fasting as my inward spiritual discipline. I did for more than the class plan was. I started fasting in mid-October During Ethiopian orthodox fasting. I abstained from all things a body needs, and must fast from animal products and from any kind of food. I did couple days every week. I would usually Friday and Wednesday. I think it was on the last day of 2 days fast, I felt so good, I felt like my body was filled with God grace. At the end of fasting I tried to meditate but it was hard to

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    Is Yogic practices different from normal exercises? Yogic practices is not exercise in the sense in which the word ’exercise’ is commonly understood. Both yogic practices and exercises have a common goal or objective, namely health protection and promotion. However , the effect of yogic practices is not limited to this only. It is expected that yogapractices should lead to a balanced personality. Normal exercise routine is focused towards a certain goal, such as losing 10kg or increase push-ups than

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    rely on the Spirit, scripture and tradition to inform the remainder of his theology. Author’s Credentials King uses Presence Centered Youth Ministry as a teaching tool. Beginning with the current setting, he then identifies the traits of a spiritual leader, practices that invite the presence of the Spirit into ministry, scripture, prayer, and a rule of life as means for meeting God. Each of the seven chapters provides sound reasoning and scriptural support which is truly rooted in Christ. Furthermore

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