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Deep Breath
Michelle Tornetta
169 episodes
3 days ago
Lexie & Michelle explore spiritual practices and ways of connecting with God, others and ourselves. They invite you in to the conversation and to perhaps try on a new practice.
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Lexie & Michelle explore spiritual practices and ways of connecting with God, others and ourselves. They invite you in to the conversation and to perhaps try on a new practice.
Show more...
Christianity
Religion & Spirituality
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God Speaks Through Our Bodies
Deep Breath
17 minutes 5 seconds
7 months ago
God Speaks Through Our Bodies

There are many ways God speaks to us, but our bodies, which He created and called "good" is one of those ways. And yet, we often ignore the signals our bodies give us.

Our body is where the Spirit resides (I Corinthians 6:19). As Barbara Brown Taylor says, "....trust the body to enlighten the soul."

What if we stop to ask what God is trying to tell us through our body's signals and functions?

Quotes from: Eugene Peterson, Barbara Brown Taylor, Celeste Snowber Schroeder (Embodied Prayer), Tara Owens, and Jan Richardson (The Sanctuary of Women).


For more information on integrative spiritual practices, go to breatheandbe.net.



Deep Breath
Lexie & Michelle explore spiritual practices and ways of connecting with God, others and ourselves. They invite you in to the conversation and to perhaps try on a new practice.