Sheltering in Love (Part 5): Loneliness as a ...

What might change if you were three degrees friendlier than you are now? Not more accommodating or self-sacrificing, but authentically friendlier—to your inner life, with others, and in how you meet the world. In this talk, I explore what friendliness actually is, why it so often ...  Show more

This meditation establishes a gentle and caring presence through bringing the image and felt sense of a smile to various domains in the body. We then settle with the breath, and practice relaxing with whatever arises, letting life be just as it is. The underlying intention is to ...  Show more

Loneliness is a universal emotion that affects us all at some point in our lives. Even in a world filled with people, we can still feel incredibly isolated and alone. But as Christians, we have access to a powerful source of comfort and strength: a relationship with God. In th ...

Loneliness. It doesn’t discriminate. It attacks the best and the least, the rich and the poor, every color and then some...The worst part is... it attacks in isolation but you don’t have to be isolated to feel its attacks. You can even be surrounded by loved ones and still feel a ...  Show more

This week we break down the psychological, biological and evolutionary underpinnings of loneliness and break down some of the stigma around feeling lonely in your 20's. This decade is full of a number of significant life transitions and changes that can lead us to feel isolated a ...  Show more

Human beings need social connection in order to live full, happy, safe and protected lives. It's hardwired into our DNA. No human was brought into this world without the love and nurturing of someone else. But too often in our modern society, we find there is no tribe, no ...