Spiritual practice means dwelling in life from the depth
Prayer, meditation are forms of practice,
The practice does not change,
The posture is formless form.
In this, it is universal.
©FJ August 2022 —
Groupe de Pratique
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Merci à tous
Notes & Silence 
Beautiful.
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Thanks for reading this.
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I think I might have been inclined to omit the definite article from line 2…
Though we might end up in a discussion over what constitutes prayer and meditation.
Many years ago, a young Christian suggested that prayer could cease to be an act and become a manner of life.
Perhaps, though I wonder if it then becomes indistinguishable from habitual meditation.
After all, neither are confined to a cushion, a certain room or a time of day.
And I wonder if practice is only unchanging once it becomes the manner of the life, even the life itself – an expression of continual being, rather than temporal action.
Perhaps my imagination is running away with me.
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Thank you Simon for the watchful read.
What yu said reminded me of the Russian Pilgrim in the Orthodox Tradition and continuous praying.
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I rather unorthodox non-traditions…!
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