Practice Sacred Noticing Transform by Cunningham Michael (4 results)

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The Practice of Sacred Noticing: Transforming Your Spiritual Footprint What if the most important thing about every conversation you have is not what you say -- but what you leave behind? The Practice of Sacred Noticing begins with a deceptively simple idea: every encounter leaves a trace. A feeling that lingers. An atmosphere that shifts. A presence that remains long after you've left the room. at trace is your spiritual footprint--and whether you know it or not, you are shaping it every day. Sacred Noticing is the practice of becoming conscious of that shaping: three movements-- Notice. Pause. Respond. These bridge the gap between intention and impact, between morning intentions and afternoon reactivity, between who you mean to be and the presence you really leave behind. Rooted in the Franciscan and Christian contemplative tradition yet accessible to anyone willing to try, this book is for spiritual seekers and skeptics, professionals navigating high-pressure environments, and anyone who has sensed that ordinary moments carry more weight than we usually give them. This is not a book about doing more. It is a book about seeing differently--and discovering that once you truly see, you cannot unsee. * A three-movement practice -- Notice. Pause. Respond. -- that works in morning intentions and afternoon crisis alike * Rooted in Franciscan and Celtic contemplative tradition, accessible to anyone willing to be open hearted and conscious in the moment * Bridges the gap between formal spiritual practice and the rest of your day * Applies equally to relationships, leadership, and the unexpected moments that shape your life * Not another mindfulness method -- a way of understanding and encountering the lasting presence you leave in every encounter.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Practice of Sacred Noticing: Transforming Your Spiritual FootprintWhat if the most important thing about every conversation you have is not what you say - but what you leave behind The Practice of Sacred Noticing begins with a deceptively simple idea: every encounterleaves a trace. A feeling that lingers. An atmosphere that shifts. A presence that remainslong after you've left the room. at trace is your spiritual footprint-and whether youknow it or not, you are shaping it every day.Sacred Noticing is the practice of becoming conscious of that shaping: three movements-Notice. Pause. Respond. These bridge the gap between intention and impact, betweenmorning intentions and afternoon reactivity, between who you mean to be and thepresence you really leave behind.Rooted in the Franciscan and Christian contemplative tradition yet accessible to anyonewilling to try, this book is for spiritual seekers and skeptics, professionals navigatinghigh-pressure environments, and anyone who has sensed that ordinary moments carry moreweight than we usually give them.This is not a book about doing more. It is a book about seeing differently-and discovering that once you truly see, you cannot unsee.¿ A three-movement practice - Notice. Pause. Respond. - that works in morning intentions and afternoon crisis alike¿ Rooted in Franciscan and Celtic contemplative tradition, accessible to anyone willing to be open hearted and conscious in the moment¿ Bridges the gap between formal spiritual practice and the rest of your day¿ Applies equally to relationships, leadership, and the unexpected moments that shape your life¿ Not another mindfulness method - a way of understanding and encountering the lasting presence you leave in every encounter.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Practice of Sacred Noticing | How to Transform Your Spiritual Footprint | Michael J Cunningham | Taschenbuch | Noticing the Sacred | Englisch | 2026 | Contemplative Company | EAN 9798999038838 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…