A devotional practice is the art of honouring and connecting to Spirit through an array of different practices, most of which allow us to forge a deeper relationship with the Self. The connection we have with the Self and with Spirit is deeply impactful on how we navigate the ebbs and flows of the human experience. When we are deeply connected and devoted to both Self and Spirit, we are able to move through life with more ease, clarity and trust.
In this episode you’ll hear about:
- How meditation allows you to cultivate a deeper sense of presence
- The power of prayer as a daily practice of connection
- The healing held in the ancient practice of singing and chanting mantra
Daily Mantra Playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7xgzpI2hyky1JMPodrQB9f?si=ccf23b361d24448a
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