#26 - The Luminous Cloud of Contemplation

from Desert Rain Community Radio · host David Morrison

David Morrison and Dorian Mason explore the "dark side" of contemplation. They unpack the idea some call crisis of faith, others refer to as the dark night of the soul. What can it look like, and what can we do, when prayer, meditation, or other spiritual practices bring up tough emotions?

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