Awakening to Wholeness is a series of prompts, reflections, and teachings about how holding the tension of opposites can help us to heal division and experience wholeness. If you feel moved to share your own reflections, we invite you to email us with the subject line “Wisdom of Opposites” or tag us on social media with #EHoPWisdomOfOpposites.
Instead of a reflection or conceptual teaching, today, we offer a chant recorded by Christine Luna Munger and Contemplative Body member Bill Brand. We invite you to chant along with the recording, to incorporate the chant into your personal prayer practice this week, or simply to listen.
Holy One, you are One Holy One, we are One Holy One, make us One
Contemplative Questions
We offer the following questions as prompts to help you reflect on the presence of opposites in your spiritual practice and your life.
- As you chanted or listened to the recording, what did you feel or experience?
- What chants or other prayer practices connect you to “the vision of wholeness that the Holy One always and constantly holds for us“?
- In what ways do you sometimes feel separated from God, Self and Others? In what ways do you sometimes feel at-one-with God, Self and Others?
Join the conversation!
If you feel moved to share your reflections, we invite you to email us with the subject line “Wisdom of Opposites” or tag us on social media with #EHoPWisdomOfOpposites.
Christine Luna Munger
Christine Luna Munger, PhD currently serves as the director of the Episcopal House of Prayer. She previously served as Coordinator of the Spiritual Direction Certificate and Professor of Theology at St. Catherine University. She regularly writes, teaches, and leads group prayer sits at EHoP.
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