Welcome to OneLife Ministries, an on-line ministry of Brian Kenneth Wilcox Ministries. This site is designed to lead you prayerfully into a heart experience of Divine Presence, Who if Love. I hope persons of varied wisdom paths will find inspiration here. Blessings, Brian Kenneth Wilcox MDiv, MFT, PhD Interspiritual Teacher, Author, Chaplain
You are invited to join Brian at his groups on Facebook : Brian Kenneth Wilcox; Sanctum of Prayer; Love & Light; Christian Spirituality. Brian is on YouTube with videos pertaining to spirituality. Brian is on Tweeter. For details or booking of events, you can contact Brian at briankwilcox@yahoo.com .
Title: Longing for Intimacy: The Emotive in Spirituality
Prayerfully Entering the Sanctum
Enter this sanctuary time by settling down, becoming quiet, and breathing deeply some breaths. Remind yourself you are in the Presence of Love. This place you are entering, within, is the inner Temple, where you are One with God. You may wish to use a mantra, or prayer phrase, follow the breathing in-and-out, or witness the arising and falling of all around you as the manifestation of universal-Spirit. Enjoy these moments of quietly settling and come out when you are ready.
Scripture and Song
Surely, the goodness and loyal love of the Divine will stick with me all the days of my life; And I will dwell in (or, return to) the House of the LORD, forever.
*Psalm 23.6
Hillsong, “Draw Me Close to You”
Teaching
Responding
What practices do you engage daily to keep your heart open to sensing the closeness of the Divine?
*OneLife Ministries is a ministry of Brian Kenneth Wilcox, SW Florida. Brian lives a vowed life, as an Associate of Greenbough House of Prayer. He lives with his two doggie friends, Bandit Ty and St. Francis and serves as a jail Chaplain. He is creator and administrator of the Facebook sites Sanctum of Prayer, Christian Spirituality, and his business site Love & Light. His personal Facebook page is Brian Kenneth Wilcox.
*You can order his book An Ache for Union from major booksellers.
