We often think of spiritual growth as something that we must actively pursue. We meditate, keep a journal, read tarot cards, read spiritual books, work through our patterns, set intentions and search for lessons in the challenges we face.
We often think of spiritual growth as something that we must actively pursue.
We meditate, keep a journal, read tarot cards, read spiritual books, work through our patterns, set intentions and search for lessons in the challenges we face.
While these are all valuable activities, we sometimes forget that rest is also a spiritual practice.
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We often think of spiritual growth as something that we must actively pursue. We meditate, keep a journal, read tarot cards, read spiritual books, work through our patterns, set intentions and search for lessons in the challenges we face. While these are all valuable activities, we sometimes forget that rest is also a spiritual practice.
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