Communion: Cultivating Constant Connection with the Divine is an in-depth exploration of this key spiritual practice. Written from an interfaith perspective, this book looks at our need for connection and what gets in the way of achieving it, the process for establishing Communion as a practice, ways we flee from our Sacred Self and how to return, and how to incorporate Communion into our daily routine. When the Divine is within, we are never far away from its comfort and wisdom. When God is outside of us then we will never catch up to its shadow. Just like the moon is always hovering over...

Our original state is grace, which means to be aware of the movement of Divinity around and through us into our world. You were never meant to go through this life alone. At all times you are bathed in the presence of Divinity but it is rare that you are aware of it. We often perceive grace as the fleeting touch of Divine attention. It tends to come and go without any predictability, which lends credence to the notion that grace is a rare, gentle reminder of our Creator's presence but not something to be counted on or expected. Grace is elusive because we are not living in the present moment...