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Listen "Seeds of Devotion: Finding Inner Peace Through Centering Prayer with Roger Butts"
Episode Synopsis
Episode Summary:
In this episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, host Arick welcomes Roger Butts—author, hospital chaplain, and Unitarian Universalist minister—to explore the profound practice of centering prayer and its transformative impact on spiritual well-being. Roger shares his journey from seminary to chaplaincy, offering wisdom on being present during life’s most challenging moments. With humor and grace, Roger introduces centering prayer, a meditative practice rooted in Catholic monastic traditions, and highlights its universal appeal regardless of spiritual beliefs.
Listeners will learn how this accessible, mindfulness-based prayer practice can open the heart, heal the soul, and foster radical peace, even amidst life's complexities.
About the Guest:
Roger Butts is the author of Seeds of Devotion, a seasoned hospital and hospice chaplain, and a Unitarian Universalist minister. With years of experience providing spiritual care to individuals from diverse backgrounds, Roger brings a compassionate and open-hearted approach to his work. His focus on centering prayer and radical peacemaking emphasizes creating space for divine connection and inner healing.
Key Takeaways:
Centering Prayer as a Spiritual Anchor:
A simple yet powerful practice of silent prayer involving a focus word to maintain openness to the divine.
Rooted in Catholic monastic tradition but adaptable to all belief systems.
The Power of Presence:
Listening and being fully present can bring comfort and peace, even to those facing grief, illness, or end-of-life challenges.
Inclusivity in Spiritual Care:
Roger emphasizes meeting individuals where they are, respecting diverse beliefs, and focusing on universal principles like silence and mindfulness.
Mindfulness Beyond Labels:
Regardless of religious or spiritual labels, incorporating silence and mindfulness into daily life fosters personal growth and inner peace.
Radical Peacemaking:
Finding and nurturing one’s personal "song" or unique spiritual practice can transform how we navigate life's trials and triumphs.
This episode inspires listeners to embrace stillness, discover their own spiritual rhythm, and build a deeper connection to their inner peace.
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In this episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, host Arick welcomes Roger Butts—author, hospital chaplain, and Unitarian Universalist minister—to explore the profound practice of centering prayer and its transformative impact on spiritual well-being. Roger shares his journey from seminary to chaplaincy, offering wisdom on being present during life’s most challenging moments. With humor and grace, Roger introduces centering prayer, a meditative practice rooted in Catholic monastic traditions, and highlights its universal appeal regardless of spiritual beliefs.
Listeners will learn how this accessible, mindfulness-based prayer practice can open the heart, heal the soul, and foster radical peace, even amidst life's complexities.
About the Guest:
Roger Butts is the author of Seeds of Devotion, a seasoned hospital and hospice chaplain, and a Unitarian Universalist minister. With years of experience providing spiritual care to individuals from diverse backgrounds, Roger brings a compassionate and open-hearted approach to his work. His focus on centering prayer and radical peacemaking emphasizes creating space for divine connection and inner healing.
Key Takeaways:
Centering Prayer as a Spiritual Anchor:
A simple yet powerful practice of silent prayer involving a focus word to maintain openness to the divine.
Rooted in Catholic monastic tradition but adaptable to all belief systems.
The Power of Presence:
Listening and being fully present can bring comfort and peace, even to those facing grief, illness, or end-of-life challenges.
Inclusivity in Spiritual Care:
Roger emphasizes meeting individuals where they are, respecting diverse beliefs, and focusing on universal principles like silence and mindfulness.
Mindfulness Beyond Labels:
Regardless of religious or spiritual labels, incorporating silence and mindfulness into daily life fosters personal growth and inner peace.
Radical Peacemaking:
Finding and nurturing one’s personal "song" or unique spiritual practice can transform how we navigate life's trials and triumphs.
This episode inspires listeners to embrace stillness, discover their own spiritual rhythm, and build a deeper connection to their inner peace.
Want to be a guest on Inner Peace, Better Health? DM on PodMatch: Send Me a Message Stay Tuned and Follow Us! Newsletter | Community | YouTube | Instagram | More Links
In God we trust