Resources

Description goes herIn a world marked by stress, burnout, and disconnection, the arts offer powerful pathways back to ourselves and one another. The NeuroArts & Resilience Guide introduces the growing field of neuroarts and explores how visual art, music, movement, storytelling, beauty, and nature can support emotional wellbeing, strengthen resilience, and cultivate deeper connection. Through research, reflection, and practical exercises, you'll discover simple ways to integrate the healing power of the arts into everyday life.e

It all begins with idenitfying your values. Print off the attached list, look through the values and uot an X by your top 15. When you feel good about those, force yourself to narrow the list to 10 and then to 5. Don’t think of it as eliminating your values, but rather as identifying your top 5.

This multifaith and interspiritual website, founded by Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, is devoted to resources for spiritual journeys. The site's name reflects a basic understanding: spirituality and practice are the two places where all the world's religions and spiritual paths come together. While respecting the differences among traditions, we celebrate what they share in common.

Here is where article of interest will be posted.

1) THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF LOVE (2/2/25)

2) My Early God Story Recording (2/16/25)

3) Gratitude Playlist

1) “Mirror, mirror on the Wall” - Mad Lib Poetry Exercise

Empathy Unveiled: A Guiding Light Through Visio Divina for Social Justice

Here you can findmu guest podcast interviews

1) Artscape to Heartscape: Convergence Arts Initiative

2) From Trick-or-Treat to Communion: Exploring Sacred Community: Holy Shenanigans with Pastor Tara Lamont Eastman