Geoff-Allen
Resident megalomaniac
Hope you are all well & enjoying your time spent here - there are far worse things you could be up to!
So ...
Do you think of humor when you are considering your spirituality?
I did a quick Google search for - spiritual practice humor -
Here's the first I clicked on -
There are people who believe spiritual practices are serious business. They see them as spiritual disciplines, and are convinced spiritual life needs to be disciplined. Some people almost believe the best spiritual practices for us are nearly painful, filled with struggle. It is almost as if they they think we are not being serious enough if our practices are not painful sacrifices.
I believe in the sacred power of joy and humor.
Too often, we want to be so serious about spiritual life we rob it of its joy. Spiritual life is a celebration, an awareness of the amazing potential of every moment. It does not mean everything is a joke. Our lives are filled with tragedies and injustices. Spiritual life inspires us to continue, to keep seeing the wonder in the midst of struggles and pain.
Comes from this site -
Humor as a Spiritual Practice
All the best!
So ...
Do you think of humor when you are considering your spirituality?
I did a quick Google search for - spiritual practice humor -
Here's the first I clicked on -
There are people who believe spiritual practices are serious business. They see them as spiritual disciplines, and are convinced spiritual life needs to be disciplined. Some people almost believe the best spiritual practices for us are nearly painful, filled with struggle. It is almost as if they they think we are not being serious enough if our practices are not painful sacrifices.
I believe in the sacred power of joy and humor.
Too often, we want to be so serious about spiritual life we rob it of its joy. Spiritual life is a celebration, an awareness of the amazing potential of every moment. It does not mean everything is a joke. Our lives are filled with tragedies and injustices. Spiritual life inspires us to continue, to keep seeing the wonder in the midst of struggles and pain.
Comes from this site -
Humor as a Spiritual Practice
All the best!