Practical Spirituality

Comparitive Religion – Why we shouldn’t compare with others

Divine Intervention – Where is God when you need Him?

Mechanics of Spirituality – Avoiding mechanical and ritualistic spirituality

Don’t Look Back – Being focused on the spiritual mission

Acid Test – Our selflessness and substance will be tested

I’mmoral – Should spiritualists be moral?

Constant Change – The beauty of simplicity and sameness

Market Fluctuations – How to thrive in ups and downs

i-Gnore – Taking good advice

Mission Impossible – Discipline and determination in spirituality

Head Space – Deeply contemplating spiritual subjects

Soul-utions – Make the most of the morning

Three Steps – Idealism, realism, optimism

Public Eye – Balancing the private and public

Flying Solo – importance of individual strength in spirituality

Top Gear – elements of a successful spiritual movement

Free Speech – over-communication in the Information Age

Private Eye – our three lives

Choose Life – how every aspect of life affects our spirituality

Lessons on the Road – 3 essential types of activity in our life

Digesting Life – 3 ways in which we react to life’s challenges

Guilty Conscience – when we fall short of the standard

Build High Dig Deep – the need for strong spiritual foundations

Slow Progress – how to judge our spiritual progress

Lost Baggage – cutting our attachments

No Time! – making quality time for spirituality

Bubble Bath – reading spiritual literature on a daily basis

Stepping Forward – dealing with obstacles and difficulties in life

Servant Leaders – qualities needed to become a true leader

Bring out the Best – the approach of brilliant spiritual leaders

Countdown – balancing patience and urgency in our spiritual journey

Sacred Space – a story that the Archbishop told me

What’s in a Word – the logic and purpose behind writing about spiritual subject mattter

The Road Less Travelled – benefits of early morning meditation

Blind Eye – seeing the reality of suffering in the world

Grateful or Great Fool – the attitude of gratitude

Can of Worms – balancing material duties with spiritual aspirations

One World One House – how spirituality can cross al barriers

Moral Inconsistency – the logic of vegetarianism

A.W.O.L – turning your work into worship

Split Personality – maintaining spiritual principles in daily interactions

Doctor Who – the need for all occupations… including full-time career monks!

Smiling Faces, Crying Hearts – the pain of others may not be immediately visible