Contemplative in the Mud

Dialogue, Interiority, and Movement

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Benjamin Embley

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morales1A dialogue begins. It becomes more and more intimate, fusional, with Someone who loves me and comprehends me. You discover more and more that God does not look at the exterior walls of your actions, but he sees straight through to the heart and interior motive that throws them into movement.
Tomás Morales Pérez SJ (1908–1994)

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Benjamin Embley

With backgrounds in engineering (BSc PhD) and philosophy (MA), Ben has lived and worked in England, France, and Thailand and is now back home as a settler in the unceded traditional territory of the Wabanaki peoples in Canada. He is a Laudato Si’ Animator and currently studying an MTS Peace & Justice in Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.

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    sandyfaithking

    I just wrote a blog post which says kind of the same thing, and I used a quote from your blog back in 2014 (I think). I linked to it in the post. Thank you for sharing these quotes.

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