Equipping people to be free, connected and engaged by building the capacity for companionship to create a compassionate world

 
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Monthly Contemplative Gatherings:

Friday, January 3rd, 11 AM to Noon

and Monday, December 6th, 7 PM to 8 PM

Reflect and Refresh Your Soul

December Reflection
Thank Goodness

Ann Christensen
SDCO Guiding Circle Member

Yes, let us thank “Goodness” during this time of Thanksgiving. Often, during this holiday we count our blessings: family, friends, a roof over our heads, food on the table, health…. These are valued and desirable gifts, yet during challenging times such as ours, with wars, poverty, starvation, injustice, political upheaval, racism (other “isms,”) and a climate endangering life as we know it... can we really be grateful?  Worry, concern, or even despair may seem to be more fitting, authentic, honest responses to the current state of the world.   

My Catholic upbringing gives me comfort, however.  In the Gospel of John, (12:33-35) Jesus advises that in the world we will have trouble but continues with the mandate and assurance to take heart because Jesus (God’s love, and a new consciousness that is aligned with God, as I understand it) has conquered the world.  Our current reality has been described as an era of “already” (moving with the flow of Consciousness) “but not yet” (having reached the peaceful, just world for which we hope and long)... [More]

What Does Spirituality Mean to Us?

Spirituality has to do with the spirit as in the essence of being human – your soul or your inner life.  It is the quality of being concerned with the human spirit or soul as opposed to material or physical things. Spirituality can be about a journey of transforming our spiritual, psychological and somatic aspects of ourselves to become more our true selves, who are created in the image of God. Click Here


About SDCO:

Mission: Supporting a spiritually connected community of spiritual directors and seekers to engage creatively and to grow through providing resources while utilizing contemplative practice and compassionate presence.  

Purpose: Fostering a welcoming and diverse community of spiritual directors and seekers dedicated to the inspired and imaginative presence of the sacred in the lives of our members and all whom we encounter.

Vision: Envisioning a Colorado where spiritual guidance enriches people’s lives, faith communities, and organizations, transforming lives, healing and protecting the natural world, while honoring the sacred.

 

Finding a Spiritual Director

The Spiritual Director journeys with you as you deepen your relationship with God. The journey takes place in the context of a confidential session with your Spiritual Director. The person coming for Spiritual Direction is trying to be serious about some form of intentional prayer and reflection on God's presence in everyday life. The Director is a facilitator, with God, Spirit, or Higher Power being the true Director.

Spiritual Direction Colorado is pleased to provide a list of Spiritual Directors as a resource to people throughout the state of Colorado and beyond.

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Spiritual Direction Colorado Membership

In an effort to assure that Spiritual Direction Colorado is a fiscally responsible organization several levels of membership have been created encouraging those within the community to participate and help our mission.