Daily Spiritual Tools

There is an innate human need to know ourselves, our divinity, a quiet voice that keeps the truth alive in us, despite a myriad of evidence to the contrary.

Monday, June 25, 2012

Being Centered and Safe in the "Home of Yourself"

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There is a place I can go that is always peaceful, where I hear my truth without distraction and can rest in the knowledge of who I am. It i...

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Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Holding the High Watch

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I heard someone say long ago that it doesn’t matter what we do; what matters is the energy we’re in when we do it. How very true. Our vibrat...

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Letting It Be Enough

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I heard the notion of “enough” discussed in a way that caught my attention recently. As I thought about it, it made me realize what a gift i...

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Thursday, April 26, 2012

Sacred Longing

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I attended a wonderful Unity workshop last weekend on peacemaking. One of the facilitators introduced the idea of sacred longing, which wa...

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Thursday, April 5, 2012

Healing the World as We Heal Ourselves

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I have recently discovered the writings of Pema Chodron, an American Buddhist nun who teaches in Nova Scotia, at the first Tibetan monastery...

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Having Compassion For Yourself

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In the years I've been writing I haven't yet gotten to this topic, which isn't surprising given how much easier it is for most o...

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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Asking for Help

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It can be hard sometimes to ask for help. We feel the need to manage things on our own because we don’t want to appear incapable or weak, or...

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Sherry: Sacramento, California, United States; I am a seeker, on a life-long quest to find the truth of who I really am, and who we all are. I am the author of the Daily Spiritual Tools book series and am currently working on a memoir about the presence of divine light in all that happens. I am not here to offer answers, but to create a space for sharing and remembering what our souls already know....Namaste

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