Practice

Practices that encourage knowing and loving your neighbors and neighborhood.


Practice Sacred Place Practice Sacred Place

Snow

Clearing a neighbor’s sidewalk this winter is remembered throughout the year. It provides a foundation when the seasons change. A summer backyard BBQ invitation arrives with gratitude when it comes with the gift of a clear sidewalk that winter.

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Thank You Notes

Englewood Grand, selected by Westword as one of “The 100 Bars We Can’t Live Without”, began hosting “Thankful Thursdays”. The invitation was to write a note of encouragement. They would provide the stationery and postage, and serve a great cocktail.

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Listen

The first practice is to listen.

To love a person, or a place, we begin by listening. Listening is how we cultivate connection. The invitation is to be generous with our attention. Listen invites us to give honor and focus through our senses. At the root of all formation and transformation is an awareness. Awareness begins with listening.

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To be rooted is perhaps the most important and least recognized need in the human soul.

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Simone Weil