Jul 3, 2026 · 6 min · 7 segments
Contemplative Practice
It's based on the presumption that we can trust our lives to reveal the way for us.
So by noticing how we feel in certain activities or moments, we can essentially access divine revelation.
Now, this is not about avoiding things that are unpleasant, but rather observing the contours of our lives so that we can spend more time doing what feels right in a deeper sense.
What's a blessing to us and to others.
and we can spend less time barking up the wrong proverbial tree.
It's an easily adapted practice, but the essence is as follows.
It's based on the presumption that we can trust our lives to reveal the way for us.
So by noticing how we feel in certain activities or moments, we can essentially access divine revelation.
Now, this is not about avoiding things that are unpleasant, but rather observing the contours of our lives so that we can spend more time doing what feels right in a deeper sense.
What's a blessing to us and to others.
and we can spend less time barking up the wrong proverbial tree.
It's an easily adapted practice, but the essence is as follows.
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