Spark My Muse

Today thoughts (and a reading from Cindy S. Lee) about connection, hospitality, and mutuality.

Perspectives on resistance, grief, and noticing; plus poems of Jerome Gagnon

I'm revisiting Hanlon's razor with some new guidance on perspective.

Today is on how living in keeping with our authentic self helps our dreams to not wither (also information on The Spacious Path book, let It Matter podcast and more)

Returning to Dr Barbara Peacock and her work. This time it's on wisdom from Howard Thurman on Prayer and Suffering

Today, is a selected excerpt from a devotional classic from Quaker Thomas R. Kelly from the section entitled the Inner Light.

Today I'm featuring the work of Dr Barbara L. Peacock and her essay and insights on Coretta Scott King with relationship to prayer and the struggle for civil rights.

Casey Tygrett sends wisdom into the center of our funk (help for our restless seasons)

Exploring the dignity conferred on humans for which there is no substitution with a reading from Dallas Willard.

Meister Eckhart on our Spark of Radiance and other poems inspired by Eckhart's sermons re-voiced and translated via mark S. Burrows

host Lisa Colon DeLay has a conversation with Mark S. Burrows on Hilde Domin and Meister Eckhart

A short bit on Meister Eckhart today as part of a series on the topic of "The Wayless Way"

Trauma therapist Aundi Kolber is a guest on Spark My Muse with host Lisa Colon DeLay. With her book Strong Like Water, Kolber builds on her critically-acclaimed and much-beloved first book called Try Softer.

Lisa Colón DeLay reads from her book on the topic of spiritual formation related to how we resource mature and effective social action.

A reading from The Wild Land Within by Lisa Colon DeLay ln Listening (and more on the sabbatical)

Steve Garnaas-Holmes is featured today. Originally this was recorded in 2020 for a session online called Soul School Lunch Break hosted by Lisa Colon DeLay that ran as an experiment for a few weeks.

A reading and reflection on Howard Thurman (via Lerita Coleman Brown's book) on Inner Authority and Presence byhost Lisa Colón DeLay

A conversation with Drew Jackson who writes poetry at the intersection of justice, peace, and contemplation, with a passion to contribute toward a more just and whole world.

With the help of Lerita Coleman Brown we are apprenticing with spiritual teacher Howard Thurman on topics of the religion of Jesus, inner authority, centering down, religious experience, social change, and sacred synchronicity.

On living with an ethic of softness in a cruel world. Guest, Robert J. Monson in conversation with host Lisa Colón DeLay.