i like to go outside with my ipod and listen to mellow music and just chill out for a second and reflect on my life. i take refuge anywhere i can just be outside and be alone. i also like to watch movies. it gives me a break from reality.
Thanks Lauren for your wonderful question. Depending on the mood, situation, and the amount of time available following are some of the ways I seek and find refuge for myself: reading some good material, solitude and meditation, connecting with God, or working in the gard...
I take refuge in the positive and constructive energies of the Universe by anchoring my body, speech and mind to them, so to receive guidance, strength and protection; that way refreshing as often as I need the purpose in my life. I can't always seek refuge in my friends ...
I find refuge in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous. These rooms bless me by helping me maintain my sobriety of almost three years. I learn so much in AA. I have learned how to live without alcohol and drugs. I find peace whenever I enter my homegroup for a meeting and whe...
Refuge is my place in my communities of friends where I can find uplifting thoughts and reminders of who I AM, and I can also share such thoughts. Thus absorbed in positive energies I can know they negative is dissolved away.
Thanks for such a great question. The question has reminded me of my favorite places of refuge as well as how "seeking refuge" has evoloved throughout my life. I find refuge in quiet meditation, in meandering walks along the beach, writing, working out, and in t...
Lauren--This is a great question. All seek refuge frequently. Few have contemplated their need for such on a philosophical, psychological, or spiritual level. I find it interesting that I discovered your question a few minutes ago, and it was only yester...
Refuge come in the common idoscrosies of life ... a hot cup of coffee in a favorite chair ... feeling the warm sunshine beam thru the picture window ... seeing a favorite bird light upon a branch near by ... seeing God in all the precisous ordinary moments as they go by. ...
So well said, cimareydt. Two days ago the person I loved more than anyone else on the planet passed over after a year of battling cancer. I was there with her through 10 months of her journey. However, for many reasons, many of them still not understoood, I could not be t...
I want to thank you for this question. We (my community) lost a great teacher, father, friend, and spiritual leader this week. He was a Kemetic Priest who freely shared his gifts of peace, love, and wisdom with all the world. His life force was taken in a single...