Norwich Meditation Mediahttp://www.norwichmeditation.co.ukInsight by EndisnoSecond half of introductory talk by Cynthia Bourgeault on Centering Prayer and Inner Awakening. This was part of a Meditation Masterclass hosted by the Norwich Christian Meditation Centre in May 2008. m_21728Fri, 15 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=21728&fullpage=TrueSecond half of introductory talk by Cynthia Bourgeault on Centering Prayer and Inner Awakening. This was part of a Meditation Masterclass hosted by the Norwich Christian Meditation Centre in May 2008. 00:32:00First half of introductory talk by Cynthia Bourgeault on Centering Prayer and Inner Awakening. This was part of a Meditation Masterclass hosted by the Norwich Christian Meditation Centre in May 2008. m_21727Fri, 16 May 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=21727&fullpage=TrueFirst half of introductory talk by Cynthia Bourgeault on Centering Prayer and Inner Awakening. This was part of a Meditation Masterclass hosted by the Norwich Christian Meditation Centre in May 2008. 00:36:00Thomas talks about how the open-handed attitude of letting go releases us from the strait-jacket of the false self, and the trust that is required to believe that God will catch us when we surrender. He explains more abou the process of Divine Therapy which a regular practice of CP facilitates. m_20688http://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=20688&fullpage=TrueThomas talks about how the open-handed attitude of letting go releases us from the strait-jacket of the false self, and the trust that is required to believe that God will catch us when we surrender. He explains more abou the process of Divine Therapy which a regular practice of CP facilitates. 00:30:00The fourth talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series. Fr Thomas talks about the three dispositions of Centering Prayer, the spiral journey that begins with our act of consent, in faith, leading into every-deepening self-surrender where we wait in hope and, finally, towards the state of union where we dwell in and manifest divine love. He also explains the theological principles underpinning the practice - the Divine Indwelling of the Holy Trinity, the Pascal Mystery of Christ's passion, death am_20596http://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=20596&fullpage=TrueThe fourth talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series. Fr Thomas talks about the three dispositions of Centering Prayer, the spiral journey that begins with our act of consent, in faith, leading into every-deepening self-surrender where we wait in hope and, finally, towards the state of union where we dwell in and manifest divine love. He also explains the theological principles underpinning the practice - the Divine Indwelling of the Holy Trinity, the Pascal Mystery of Christ's passion, death a00:30:00The third talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series. Fr Thomas explains the subtle difference between Centering Prayer and contemplative prayer. He discusses how Centering Prayer opens us to the movement of the divine action which helps us become increasingly dis-identified and detached from our thoughts. m_20274http://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=20274&fullpage=TrueThe third talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series. Fr Thomas explains the subtle difference between Centering Prayer and contemplative prayer. He discusses how Centering Prayer opens us to the movement of the divine action which helps us become increasingly dis-identified and detached from our thoughts. 00:30:00The second talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series (16-minute extract). Fr Thomas talks about Centering Prayer as a means of discipleship with Christ and explores how the concept of intention is the key to this practice. m_20273http://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=20273&fullpage=TrueThe second talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series (16-minute extract). Fr Thomas talks about Centering Prayer as a means of discipleship with Christ and explores how the concept of intention is the key to this practice. 00:17:00The first talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series. Fr Thomas talks about contemplative prayer in the context of Jesus' instruction to 'enter into your private room and pray to your Father in secret' (Matthew 6:6). When we practise Centering Prayer, we are relating to God at the most intimate level of our being. m_20100http://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=20100&fullpage=TrueThe first talk in the six-week Centering Prayer follow up series. Fr Thomas talks about contemplative prayer in the context of Jesus' instruction to 'enter into your private room and pray to your Father in secret' (Matthew 6:6). When we practise Centering Prayer, we are relating to God at the most intimate level of our being. 00:30:00Richard Rohr - Franciscan monk and contemplative teacher - addressed a packed audience at Norwich Cathedral in January 2008. In this audio clip, Richard talks about Jesus' experience in the wilderness as a paradigm of the spiritual journey.m_19872Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=19872&fullpage=TrueRichard Rohr - Franciscan monk and contemplative teacher - addressed a packed audience at Norwich Cathedral in January 2008. In this audio clip, Richard talks about Jesus' experience in the wilderness as a paradigm of the spiritual journey.00:14:00Richard Rohr, Franciscan monk and teacher, addressed a packed audience at Norwich Cathedral in January 2008. In this audio clip, he talks about the Jewish reverence for the name of God and how the word ‘Yahweh’ reflects the paradox of God as both ultimate mystery and absolute presence.m_19873Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.norwichmeditation.co.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=19873&fullpage=TrueRichard Rohr, Franciscan monk and teacher, addressed a packed audience at Norwich Cathedral in January 2008. In this audio clip, he talks about the Jewish reverence for the name of God and how the word ‘Yahweh’ reflects the paradox of God as both ultimate mystery and absolute presence.00:12:00