For years, my mother has had what she calls a "Joy Room" in their house. It is basically a room that she uses for prayer and Bible study, or sometimes chatting privately with good friends on the phone.
I recently read an article from a Buddhist perspective advocating for a "Breathing Room" or some other space specifically dedicated for meditation and so on. There is something wise, I think, about setting aside such a space and designing it for that purpose.
I'm curious to know what "sacred spaces," if any, you've created in your home.
For non-religious folks, by "sacred" I don't necessarily mean something religious or supernatural, but rather a space that is set aside from the mundane daily tasks of life that helps you feel calm or at peace, where you stop to reflect or meditate or journal or otherwise take a moment to pause the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Tell us about your space and what you do with it.
I recently read an article from a Buddhist perspective advocating for a "Breathing Room" or some other space specifically dedicated for meditation and so on. There is something wise, I think, about setting aside such a space and designing it for that purpose.
I'm curious to know what "sacred spaces," if any, you've created in your home.
For non-religious folks, by "sacred" I don't necessarily mean something religious or supernatural, but rather a space that is set aside from the mundane daily tasks of life that helps you feel calm or at peace, where you stop to reflect or meditate or journal or otherwise take a moment to pause the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Tell us about your space and what you do with it.