Centering Prayer Timer, with Introduction and Closing Lord's Prayer by Thomas Keating

This video may be used for a 20-minute session of Centering Prayer led by Fr. Thomas Keating.
Here are the basic guidelines for this contemplative prayer practice:
1. Choose a sacred word as the symbol of your intention to consent to God’s presence and action within.
2. Sitting comfortably and with eyes closed, settle briefly and silently introduce the sacred word as the symbol of your intention to consent to God’s presence and action within.
3. When engaged with thoughts, return ever-so-gently to the sacred word.
4. At the end of the prayer period, remain in silence with eyes closed for a couple of minutes.
In this video, for step 4, Fr. Thomas leads the Lord's Prayer.
This was recorded in Austin, Texas in 2009.
For more on the method of Centering Prayer, go to the series on KZread which begins with this video: • The Method of Centerin...
For more information and support in this practice, go to Contemplative Outreach at www.contemplativeoutreach.org.

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  • @robertm7071
    @robertm70718 ай бұрын

    Very comforting. What a loss to us Fr Keating is in this increasingly chaotic world I find Fr Keating reciting the Lord's Prayer at the end deeply moving due to his humanity and sensitivity.

  • @TheBrakedown
    @TheBrakedown2 ай бұрын

    Thank you for posting!!

  • @judyd1159
    @judyd11594 ай бұрын

    Oh, this is great. Thank you. ❤

  • @loganjonescoaching
    @loganjonescoaching6 ай бұрын

    Is this video and centering sit available for download as well?

  • @coutreach

    @coutreach

    4 ай бұрын

    This timer video is not available as a download, unless you use third-party software to download it from KZread yourself. The 92-minutes of talks from which it is taken is available as an online video at www.contemplativeoutreach.org/product/oneness-unity-in-contemplation-online-video/.

  • @MsT_ThatsMe

    @MsT_ThatsMe

    4 ай бұрын

    There is an app available with different timers. I will do this during my break. I am at peace.