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Hitting the Time Factor Head On

by Vic Klimoski, director

We sometimes find ourselves at the Center being a bit glib about how people should spend their time.  "People should be signing up for one of our workshops or a retreat," we say.  "They would gain so much for the time invested." 

But often even as those sentiments are being said aloud, we realize that few people feel free to spend time outside the ordinary demands of daily life.  Family, work, social commitments, involvement in church or other primary groups all demand attention.  Taking time for one's spiritual growth, while a seemingly wonderful idea, appears as a luxury.

The spiritual masters claim that as one finds a pace of life in which time for "spiritual things" has as much priority as time for life's other responsibilities, spaces opens up. 

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