http://visionary-resources.com/real-spiritual-practices-for-real-lives-real-work-and-money-challenges-by-guest-blogger-kimberly-weichel/ Sat, 08 Oct 2011 20:46:27 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://visionary-resources.com/real-spiritual-practices-for-real-lives-real-work-and-money-challenges-by-guest-blogger-kimberly-weichel/comment-page-1/#comment-181 Five Rules of Spiritual Engagement at Work: There’s an app for that » Discipline, Focus, Spiritual Engagement, Spiritual Formation » InsideWork Mon, 19 Oct 2009 07:03:05 +0000 http://spiritworkandmoney.com/?p=549#comment-181 [...] to lookspiritual. She writes an article at Pat Malloy’s Spirit Work and Money Blog entitled Real Spiritual Practices, where she says that these spiritual practices can take all sorts of shapes and sizes, and you need [...] [...] to lookspiritual. She writes an article at Pat Malloy’s Spirit Work and Money Blog entitled Real Spiritual Practices, where she says that these spiritual practices can take all sorts of shapes and sizes, and you need [...]

]]> http://visionary-resources.com/real-spiritual-practices-for-real-lives-real-work-and-money-challenges-by-guest-blogger-kimberly-weichel/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Five Rules of Spiritual Engagement at Work « Shrinking the Camel Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:39:42 +0000 http://spiritworkandmoney.com/?p=549#comment-175 [...] look spiritual. She writes an article at Pat Malloy’s Spirit Work Money Blog entitled, “Real Spiritual Pracitces.” She writes that spiritual practices can take all sorts of shapes and sizes, and you need to [...] [...] look spiritual. She writes an article at Pat Malloy’s Spirit Work Money Blog entitled, “Real Spiritual Pracitces.” She writes that spiritual practices can take all sorts of shapes and sizes, and you need to [...]

]]> http://visionary-resources.com/real-spiritual-practices-for-real-lives-real-work-and-money-challenges-by-guest-blogger-kimberly-weichel/comment-page-1/#comment-153 Bradley J. Moore Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:08:15 +0000 http://spiritworkandmoney.com/?p=549#comment-153 This is such a tremendous summary of integrating spirituality into life, especially at work! I love your comment that it should be what fits your life, not "some idealized notion of what spirituality should be" How true. I have fount that the routine and the alone time are good starting points, whatever shape they may take. I also notice that you infer a good deal of conscious effort goes along with this - taking an attitude of grattitude, for instance. None of this happens passively. Thanks for an inspiring post! This is such a tremendous summary of integrating spirituality into life, especially at work! I love your comment that it should be what fits your life, not “some idealized notion of what spirituality should be” How true. I have fount that the routine and the alone time are good starting points, whatever shape they may take. I also notice that you infer a good deal of conscious effort goes along with this – taking an attitude of grattitude, for instance. None of this happens passively.
Thanks for an inspiring post!

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