Does finding your calling mean ego enhancement? Does searching for a calling keep our focus in duality?

“Authenticity requires a genuine sharing of our inner self, irrespective of the consequences.” Monica McIntyre continues the topic on the authentic self.

Last week we looked at shame, authenticity, and forgiveness so I want to continue this Sunday with the same theme of forgiveness and its importance for spiritual growth. So, when I found a website called “Unravelling Reality: a Spiritual Exploration” and the first article was entitled, Forgiveness and Its Importance for Spiritual Growth, I thought

Having found out how to expose shame and guilt to keep them from continuing, we are now going to look at how to get rid of them. Monica McIntyre continues the series on Finding Our Authentic Self.

Last Sunday we discussed our shadow side and why it is often kept hidden – sometimes because we are ashamed of something, and other times because we are unaware of whose voice or what motive is driving our behavior. Many times, problems arise when we try to completely eradicate the “negative” parts of us. Pema

Monica McIntyre presents continues the series on the topic of Finding the Authentic Self with insight from Elizabeth Lesser.

With practice and time we can learn to tell the difference between the voice of our ego and the voice of our authentic self. Monica McIntyre presents a continuing discusssion on finding the authentic self.

“The light is always there within but it takes being broken open to see it.” Rev. Monica McIntyre presents the topic of being vulnerable and showing our wounds as a path to authenticity and wholeness.