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About Rev. Lou Kavar Ph.D.
A resource to individuals living in the post-modern world who seek to create or discover meaning, purpose and value rooted in spiritual practice.
Tag Archives: fulfillment
Greed: Who’s to Blame?
If you’re like most people, your pension, 401(k) or retirement annuity looked at lot better three years ago than it does today. Three years ago, you may have felt much more secure in your job or been living in the … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality, Sustainable Spirituality
Tagged 401(k), annuity, BP, consciousness, fore-closures, fulfillment, greed, greediness, gulf, Gulf of Mexico, housing market, oil spill, retirement, salvation, spiritual practices, spirituality, sustainability, sustainable, Sustainable living, sustainable spirituality, unemployment, United States, Wall Street
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Blandina and Her Companions
In the late afternoon, I made my way to a local Episcopal church. I sometimes stop at their small chapel for the mid-week service. This Eucharistic service is quiet and unobtrusive. Over the last few months, attendance here has been … Continue reading
Ring Out the Old; Ring in the New!
January 1, 2010. As a bell rings one note and then another, the calendar page changes bringing the New Year and a new decade. Revelers celebrate the New Year, hoping for something more than was experienced in the year just … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality
Tagged 2010, decade, experience, fulfillment, goal, new decade, New Year, nourish, ring, spiritual, spirituality
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