The goal of The Faith-ing Project is to enrich your spiritual life. Our hope is that this might be a gymnasium for the soul; a library for the spirit; and a toy store for the psyche.
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New! We are proud to present a selection of spiritual exercises coordinated to each chapter of select books. Deepen your experience of the best new books and broaden your spiritual practice with our new regimens here.
The premier book in our expanding library of regimens is Rachel Held Evan’s Inspired.
The second book in our library of regimen is Immortal Diamond by Richard Rohr.
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Click here to follow along with our Lenten exploration of words and wordlessness. If you would like to experience this the way it was intended, email otherjeffcampbell7@gmail.com or click on ‘contact’ above. About every 3 days, you can look forward to a new email.
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At the bottom of this page you can find an individualized listing of the spiritual exercises described on this website. If you would like to see the various subgroups that these exercises can be broken down into, you can click here. Also, take a look at the menu to the right.
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If you would rather go straight to the exercises without background and context, click the links below:
Exercise 2: Breathing With God
Exercise 3: A split-Breath Prayer
Exercise 4: A Time for Silence, A Time for Speaking
Exercise 8: Sacred Writing with an Unconscious Focus
Exercise 9: Sacred Writing With a Deliberative Focus
Exercise 11: The Word We Need the Most
Exercise 12: Constant Repetition
Exercise 13: Apaphatic Meditation
Exercise 14: Candles, Clouds & Waves
Exercise 15: The Riverside Meditations
Exercise 16: Apaphatic Meditation with Variable Phrasing
Exercise 17: Emphasizing a different word within a phrase
Exercise 18: Who am I, God? Who are you, God?
Exercise 19: A Second Riverside Meditation
Exercise 21: Listening to God Listen to You
Exercise 22: Slowly Honing in Via Lectio
Exercise 23: The 5 Remembrances
Exercise 24: A Walk with Jesus
Exercise 33: Through a Verse, One Word at a Time
Exercise 34: The Examen with Multiple Questions
Exercise 35: Loving-Kindness and Grattitude
Exercise 36: A Welcoming Prayer
Exercise 37: Apaphatic Prayer focused on Trinity
Exercise 39: Emptiness, And Fullness
Exercise 42: Another approach to Lectio Divina
Exercise 44: An alternative Examen
Exercise 45: The Eye Through which…
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So Glad to have stumbled on this site. Might you someday include practices involving art? Mandala drawing, non-dominant hand sketching, etc?
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That’s a wonderful suggestion! I have a backlog of practices I am slowly incorporating here, but my experience ends at contemplating already completed paintings and stuff. I know some of the theories on mandalas, but I have never heard of non-dominant sketching. I am really eager for suggestions, resources, tips, and the like…. So please feel free to share! (At some point I am going to work out an area of the site for user-driven activities. But I don’t have those details quite worked out.)
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