What Does Being Spiritual Mean for You and Your Family?—Spiritual Parenting Chat

Do you make choices based on your own inner spiritual connection?

Have you noticed when you come from love you make better choices?

Do you take time to listen to the Divine Voice?

You are warmly invited to come share your stories!

“The highest truth is not written in any book; it’s written in your heart”
—Harold Klemp, Eckankar the Art of Spirituality , p.1

Explore. . .
Family virtues, like kindness, compassion, grace and divine love.

Making choices of loving thoughts, words, and actions.

Creating daily family time for sharing the joys and challenges of the day.

A spiritual exercise that may help all family members become better
problems solvers.

Be Yourself!

“My definition of a true spiritual path is one that does good in the world.

“It tries to find ways to help people be themselves. It does not try to
shape people to be what we think they should be, then break spiritual
or man-made laws to accomplish that.

“The sign of a good spiritual path is that it helps people grow to become
more godlike, to be capable of more love and mercy—for themselves
as well as others.”
—Harold Klemp, Eckankar the Art of Spirituality, p.1

Are you looking for ways to bring more spirituality into your life and
the life of your family?

We will be sharing experiences of being a parent and acknowledging and
recognizing our own inner knowing.

It is exciting to be able to share stories and experiences with like-minded
parents. By sharing, our own inner wisdom can be enhanced and
validated.

Spiritual discussions offer a relaxed setting for exploring spiritual truths
and how we live them.

You're warmly invited to join us to share spiritual insights and
experiences, ask questions, or just listen.

Parents, grandparents, and friends are always welcome.

Click HERE to learn about spiritual opportunities for parents and families:
Click HERE to read about how family classes or “satsangs” can bring
balance and joy.