freedom

Sometimes the least popular forms of freedom are the most life-giving.

Julie Ann Stevens
Julie Ann Stevens

Freedom To, Freedom From, Freedom For

There are many takes on the meaning of freedom. The teenager might yearn for the freedom to do what they want, in defiance of their parents’ rules. The asylum seeker might pursue freedom from an oppressive government, or the veteran might strive for freedom from the forces that cause conflict and war. The citizen might believe in the freedom for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—which might in turn bring them right back to the quest for freedom to do things their own way.

Topics: Contemplative Practice

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Our Mission is to assist in the ongoing work of discerning God's presence, both within ourselves and in the world; provide guidance in the search for wisdom; teach all forms of contemplative prayer; offer training in the inner work of the spiritual life.

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