In a recent conversation with Mitch Gray, I talked about my hiking as being a “sacred” space for me. Link in the comments. Mitch and I will continue to delve into the conversation on developing sacred spaces as part of your life’s journey. For now, I want to clarify the idea of a sacred space. A quick google response tells me that sacred is . . . connected with God (or the gods) or dedicated to a religious purpose and so deserving veneration. Veneration is having . . . great respect; reverence. When talking about having a sacred space to be you in your fullness, these definitions do not help. Sacred, in the context of exploring the best version of yourself, or your “higher self”, really embraces a few things: 1. Safety – a place where you know you can be yourself without judgment. 2. Creativity – a place where you can express your gifts & talents. 3. Exploration – a place to try new things. 4. Separation – a place that is removed from distractions. This is a start. What is your definition of a sacred space – a place for you to be, meditate, and become who you want to become?
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Keith J. McNally, Art and music are my sacred spaces. They offer me the freedom to express myself fully, tap into creativity, and explore new ideas without judgment. I also find this sense of sacredness when I'm in nature.
Keith J. McNally - This is absolutely awesome and I very much align with your message. there is a deep spirituality to nature and hiking. (That's one of the main reasons why I live where I do ;) )
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2moConversations with Mitch Gray. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FZJE8dJ24k&t=576s