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Contemplation with Linda Conroy
Photos: The photo of the tree is what Linda refers to as "The Mother Tree." On her property there are two labyrinths and this Douglas Fir is in the center of the Double Spiral Labyrinth. The picture of the Sweet Pee is the one we refer to toward the end of our conversation and was kept on the screen while Linda lead us in a reflection about sweet peas and a paraphrase of Psalm 125 by Nan Merrill.
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In our current series of podcasts, we are exploring the topic of contemplation. What does contemplation mean and how does it impact the way we show up in the world? I’m hoping that these conversations will be a contemplative experience, so I invite you to join us, engage and be open as we discuss my guest’s spiritual journeys and their contemplative experiences.
Our guest today is...
Linda Conroy
Linda says, "Deeply influenced by the Christian mystical tradition, my spirituality centers around experiences of being known and held in the Mystery of Unconditional Love and Mercy. Franciscan, Ignatian, and Celtic spirituality have fostered my desire to “see” how all of life and all forms of life are interconnected and revelatory of Indwelling Presence."
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Linda’s contact info for spiritual direction/companionship
βPhone 360-733-9414, Email: lnd.conroy@gmail.com
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A Reflection on Sweet Pea's and Psalm 125
During this series, we have asked each guest to share a mediation. Linda shared a reflection and time of silence based on the picture of the sweet pea above and Nan Merrill's paraphrase of Psalm 125. This is included in the interview above and you can listen to just the meditation here...
