#47: Prayer & Meditation |
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"If prayer assumes a dialogue or interaction with the Other, and meditation enables us to discover that the Other is, at root, our deepest self, the final fruit of such efforts is the realization that all beings are passengers on the same ark."
-- Jay Kinney, from the introduction |
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Contents |
Spring 1998 | ||
1 Editorial by Jay Kinney 2 Up Front 6 Forum 10 News & Notes The Kabbalah goes mainstream; roadside shrines of the Southwest. 14 Introduction: Pray Tell by Jay Kinney Do you need to be able to sit still to meditate or pray? 18 The Essence of Prayer by Theodore J. Nottingham True prayer may have more to do with changing your inner nature than with getting what you ask for. 24 Way of the Sacred Pipe by Jay Cleve In the American Indian tradition, the sacred pipe is both a portable altar and the embodiment of a teaching. 30 Toxic Prayer: An Interview with Larry Dossey by Richard Smoley The bestselling author discusses the unsettling possibility that prayer has power to hurt as well as heal. 36 The Sufi and the Zen Master by John W. Groff Jr. How two masters from different traditions helped bring about one man's awakening. 42 The Soul in Prayer by Robert Sardello On engaging with the inner life of your consciousness in prayer. 50 Mysteries of the Sun by Siobhán Houston The Bulgarian magus Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov taught a "yoga of the sun" as a means of spiritual growth. 57 All That Glitters: An Interview with E.J. Gold & Co. by Richard Smoley The idiosyncratic teacher and his team talk about death, angels, Gurdjieff, and dressing up in chicken suits. 64 Book Reviews
About our cover: Meditation ©1997 by Anna Oneglia |
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