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Hi all,
This will be the first Christmas I observe as a proper fully Baptised / fully Confirmed Christian. It will be the first time I go to a Christmas Midnight Communion and a Christmas Morning Service. Unfortunately I can’t share the experience at my home Church (St Margarets in […]

We have a Remembrance Day special over at intercessions.co.uk today. We have highlighted a few of our prayers that are particularly good for Remembrance Day intercessions.
But we need more prayers, so if you have some prayers to submit then please do email them to Beki at the email provided on the intercessions.co.uk home page.
After today […]

OK, its Sunday… Sunday being traditionally a Christian day of Worship. Many of the readers of this blog are not religious in any way, and don’t see “faith” or God as being rational…. and I can understand this, but I chose not to follow that school of thought, I choose to be a Mystic Anglican […]

So we say to God: Give us bread. Not delicacies or riches, nor magnificent purple robes, golden ornaments, and precious stones, or silver dishes. Nor do we ask Him for landed estates, or military commands, or political leadership. We pray neither for herds of horses and oxen or other cattle in great numbers, nor for […]

Yesterday I got baptised and confirmed into the Church Of England at St Giles Church, Oxford (UK) by Bishop John Pritchard. It was a wonderful service, full of peace… which I will take back to St Margarets Church and every other church that I visit.
So yep, I am now an accepted Christian and in the […]

Hello everyone,
Today I met the master who will be tutoring me on Reiki this November, I was just going to post the registration form in her letter box but she invited me in. She ended up giving me an initial Reiki attunement, just so that I could feel the Reiki energy is available. It really […]

I just did a 20 Question survey called “Belief O Matic”, to see if it could tell what my faith is. Here are the results:

1. 
Hinduism (100%)

2. 
Mahayana Buddhism (79%)

3. 
Theravada Buddhism (73%)

4. 
Unitarian Universalism (71%)

5. 
Neo-Pagan (69%)

6. 
Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (66%)

7. 
Orthodox Quaker (61%)

8. 
Jainism […]

Hello all,
I just quickly hammered out a website that I volunteered to do for the meditation group I go to (Oxford WCCM).

XHTML 1.0 Transitional Valid
External (and Valid) CSS
Semantically Tagged
Standard HTML Meta Tags
Dublin Core and GeoURL Meta Tags
(JavaScript in CDATA tags - I can work on making this unobtrusive later if necessary)
XML Sitemap (submitted to several […]

I found this poem by St John of The Cross. I thought I would share it with you because it is quite a lovely poem about the Trinity (it being the 1st Sunday after Trinity tomorrow). Here it is:Romance on the Gospel text “In principio erat Verbum,” regarding the Blessed Trinity.
In the beginning the Word
was; […]

As said in this post, Beki and I are going to be starting Yoga in Oxford.
We have now found a class, it is Ashtanga Yoga and is on Monday evenings. We are really looking forward to it, Beki has got some clothes and we have now both got Yoga mats. So we are all set […]