Spiritual Discipline

As I’m sure the majority of you know, I am the Student Council President for Tyndale University College 2008-09.  With this post comes some pretty heady stuff – I’m still coming to grips that I am actually representing 450-odd students to Administration, Faculty, Staff, and, to a lesser extent, the Community at large.  I don’t want to go into this lightly.

So, on top of the logistical work that needs to be done this summer (a.k.a lots of meetings), I will be preparing myself spiritually in the coming four months.  To do this, I’m going to need to adopt a few spiritual disciplines.

Being a Christian University, all Student Leadership members at Tyndale are to adopt 2 Spiritual Disciplines, one of which is observing Sabbath.  The other is one of our choosing.

Sabbath, for me, is way easy.  I know how to disconnect. I’m always trying to make those boundaries a reality in life and so keeping Sabbath for me might mean an extra step. A more literal Sabbath.  I’m going to think about that one, and see if I can’t come up with something later.

The other discipline I think I’m going to pursue is the use of icons within meditation. More on iconography and the meditation of icons later as well.

I think on the whole, I’ll be looking into all of them and trying them out on a weekly basis or something.  I’m really into the old stuff these days – traveling the old ways is my pursuit for the Summer. Come join me, you may learn something.

WK

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Just a twenty-something trying to be a twenty-someone.
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One Response to Spiritual Discipline

  1. Jared says:

    Discipline is good. Something I need more of. Keep posting your spiritual journey, and good hunting.

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