When I read journal entries from even the time when I was making the transition, I find that I don’t know the person who wrote them.
Read MoreI missed an essential piece when I was still very actively involved in this process.
Read MoreBecause I’ve shifted so much of what I believe about religion, Easter doesn’t have the same significance for me as it once did.
Read MoreIf your identity was strongly tied to your religion, it’s possible you now find yourself in the middle of an identity crisis.
Read MoreAs you uncover your own authentic spirituality, you have to take time to uncover what you truly believe and what spiritual practices feel good to you.
Read MoreBut even if you’re no longer Christian or religious, you can still hold onto faith in something greater than you.
Read MoreIt was challenging for me to go from being solid in my Christian faith to establishing my own belief system and living according to it. But I’ve also found it very freeing.
Read MoreSensuality is something to be embraced. It’s not something to be ashamed of, to feel guilty about, or to hide or suppress.
Read MoreWhen you’re a religious person who earnestly wants to do the right thing, you become willing to listen to guidance from wherever it comes.
Read MoreI’ve come to realize that I can’t really consider myself authentic if I’m not more open about this particular side of myself.
Read MoreLooking back, I find it both interesting and heartbreaking that I was so willing to destroy these works of mine for love.
Read MoreWhen you become spiritual, you’re open to exploring new forms of spirituality.
Read MoreSomething I discovered as I started revisiting song lyrics…was that there was a theme of waiting for someone else to come save me.
Read MoreThe way I understood things before, I wasn’t supposed to make big decisions about my life.
Read MoreI believe we should try to practice spirituality in a way that feels right to us, not in a way that people tell us we’re supposed to do it.
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