As meditative practice becomes common in our culture, as mindfulness has gone mainstream and embedded in wellness and self-development, we can lose a sense of the sacred – the numinous, the profound and mysterious.
When the title says as if everything is sacred, it invites us to practice in that way.
We are invited to cultivate metta as if our offerings genuinely bless people. And we are invited to listen to and call on life as if celestial beings and guardian spirits can protect and bless us, as if our ancestors are alive in and guiding us.
This holding of as if keeps us free of blind belief, or blind rejection.
This will be the focus of a Live Day of Practice with Sangha Live’s founding and guiding teacher, Martin Aylward.
Unconcerned with trying to objectify or define the mysteriousness of life, this Day of Practice will explore how a sense of the sacred can simply and powerfully transform our practice.
