This year has certainly been an interesting one for most of us, full of changes and uncertainties, as well as new experiences and new ways of doing things.
“But the gift of change is what brings spiritual unfoldment to us. It pulls us out of the routines of society, takes away everything familiar, and puts us in a strange place.” – Harold Klemp, How to Survive Spiritually in Our Times, p 307
As hard as change can be at times, could we really learn to see it as a gift? If so, how? And why should we? Why make the effort? Does changing our attitude about what we are experiencing affect how we experience it in any way?
Come share your thoughts and experiences as we talk about how our lives have changed and what those changes may mean to us spiritually.
We are so looking forward to seeing all of you again, as well as meeting new faces!
What we’re about
We live in a time of unprecedented interest in spirituality. Spiritual experiences are no longer the exclusive domain of religious leaders, saints, and mystics. They are a part of everyday living for millions of people. And these people have questions: Are their experiences real? What do they mean? How can a person have more experiences of the Divine?
Eckankar offers answers. It is an ancient spiritual teaching and a modern-day religion that offers spiritual techniques and resources for an individual to discover truth through personal experience.
To learn more about Eckankar and receive free books and information, go to www.Eckankar.org. (http://www.Eckankar.org)