Session # 3 | Radical Gratitude by Mary Jo Leddy | |
Chapter 3 - Radical Gratitude | ||
"This book is about ordinary grace, which is here for the asking. For free. ... It is about authentic liberation in a culture ... that is chronically dissatisfied. " p 5 "In a culture of money, that which can neither be bought nor sold is Holy. ... the goodness of beginnings is Holy. ... that which pulls us to the point of our being is Holy. ... those who are grateful are Holy." p173 |
Index | Opening | Closing | Commentary | Discussion | References and Videos |
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Notes: PDF doc is easiest to open and see the slides. The ppt and key files
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Discussion Notes | |||||
Q1. Is Leddy right to suggest that only by experiencing gratitude, that
we are liberated from craving more? Q2. For Leddy, Radical Gratitude is first expressed in religious terms . What is the role of religion for ourselves in this? |
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References & Videos Related to Session 3 | |||||
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Clicking the icon left will activate the e-mail on your machine and direct your comments to us. Comments are welcome and will be posted with usual editorial courtesies. St. David's United Church.Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Jan 2013 |