Resources
Start rhythms of reflection and discernment that are honest, honor each person’s journey, and deepen connection with others.
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Resource for exploring and voicing what is happening in your spiritual life.
Intro page with instructions, Initial Reflection, and Monthly Reflection page with suggestions for use with others. [9 pages total]
Helpful for:
people who want to voice and reflect on their spiritual life during transition and change.
people who want to share across belief or difference.
people who want to offer support to one another while honoring agency and honesty.
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Resource for people to explore what’s real about their relationship to the Spirit and the spiritual world by being curious about their experiences and patterns.
Intro section with instructions and preparation, Two types of guided journal pages, and notes page. Includes suggested use with others.[15 pages]
Helpful for:
people who want to voice and reflect on their spiritual life during transition and change.
people who are trying to determine "what's real" about their spiritual world and what to do with it.
people who want to offer support to one another or seek spiritual support together while honoring agency and honesty.
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I increasingly hear people wonder how they can connect with others in the midst of their unique spiritual journeys, and especially amid destabilization, transition, and upheaval.
This resource comes from wondering if I can take my experience from offering group spiritual direction and other types of facilitation, and create something that makes this easier for people to try whether they are practitioners themselves or a friend wanting to go deeper with others.
Check it out, try it, and let me know how it works for you. All sincere feedback is welcome. [13 pages]
I will work on version 2 when I have enough meaningful feedback to make changes.
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A spiritual support group is an intentional place for people to offer support to each other in their spiritual journeys without preconceived notions of what that journey needs to look like and without judgement.
This document is for spiritual practitioners, facilitators, or friend groups who want to hold this type of space. It offers expectations and agreements that I apply and invite people to when I hold group space in this way, with detailed descriptions.* The purpose is finding mutual intention and accountability, so that trust and freedom can grow. [5 pages]
*When possible, I encourage giving space for group participants to make edits and additions as well.
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Note: If meeting virtually, it may be helpful to either put these agreements in an online document that people in your group can edit or comment on OR give space for during session for clarifications, comments, and edits.
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This list is meant to assist you in determining what resources and practices are helpful for your group.
On some resources and practices you will find a "Trust Indicator Label" that corresponds to one of the four categories below.
Find the category and read the descriptive phrases to get a sense for whether it fits the current relationship context of your group.
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