Links – God in everyday life
– additional addresses of places or people with whom we are connected.
* VIA CORDIS means "Path to the center of the heart from the center of the heart." In the open VIA CORDIS community, people are connected through the contemplative path of heart prayer. They seek to practice this ancient form of Christian meditation and make it accessible to people of our time. www.viacordis.net
* Kloster Kirchberg near Stuttgart
For more than 50 years, the Berneuchener Haus Kloster Kirchberg has been a place of tranquility and encounter. People of all ages, with diverse interests, and from diverse faiths find peace and relaxation here.
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* RANFT Center
The Ranft Center is located in the gorge where the Swiss national saint, Nicholas of Flüe, lived from 1417 to 1487. The association's goal is to cultivate and perpetuate this message of peace, which this place has conveyed to the world for 600 years, and to create a space for learning about mysticism and gathering mystical experiences. Holistic reconciliation programs are implemented through courses, promoting contemplation, silence, slowing down, living close to nature, and an ecologically oriented approach. https://zentrumranft.ch/
* Working Group Meditation and Spirituality in Westphalia
Meditation – Offers – Information in the Evangelical Church of Westphalia
www.meditation-westfalen.de
* Friends of Christian Mysticism
The "Society of Friends of Christian Mysticism" was founded in 1987. In keeping with its founding philosophy, it aims to contribute to making the rich traditions of Christian spirituality and mysticism known to a wider public and thus making them fruitful for contemporary Christianity. http://www.gfcm.de
*space
We bring together what some might consider incompatible: our individual piety and a sexuality and gender lived in responsibility before God. You can learn what this looks like on our website. www.zwischenraum.net/
* Near-Death Experiences Network
Approximately 4 million people have "near-death experiences"—more than we often realize.—On these pages, you'll find information about this phenomenon, experiences, opportunities for exchange, and scientifically sound approaches. www.netzwerk-nahtoderfahrung.org/
* Stephan Hachtmann Stephan Hachtmann has been working with the prayer of the heart as a path to spiritual life for years: "With the prayer of the heart, a great treasure is placed in our hands. It is simple, easily accessible and opens us
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* Pearls of Faith 18 pearls are strung together on a ribbon…
...and form a circle, the beginning and end of which are marked by the largest pearl, shining golden. The pearls vary in shape, color, and size, and their names indicate their significance.
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*Follow your heart's path Primary school teacher and heart education mentor Nicola Adler offers intuitive guidance and seminars for primary school children, women, couples, and parents on their own heart path and has written a book about high sensitivity. https://geh-deinen-herzensweg.de/
The Labyrinth has been known since ancient times in many cultures as an image of the path of life/the path to God. In some, like this one from Chatres Cathedral, it is shown that the path is not straight, but takes detours, sometimes very close to the center, sometimes around the periphery, yet ultimately leads to the goal if one persists. In other labyrinths, there are dead ends, so it is important to keep searching for the right path, to follow God's trail.
It does matter what I do and how I live, whether I move forward or stand still, because life is a miracle – even if I haven’t reached my goal yet.
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