What a wonderful mind Fr. Richard has. We are so fortunate to be able to listen to his wonderful mind and his enlightened teachings.bless you dear Richard!

Thank you so very much. I have been listening to you for a few years now… now I am beginning to connect with your words of wisdom

YaWeH...the sound of the rushing wind....Gods holy spirit....awesome...walk in the forest among the church of trees and you will hear it. I hear from the Father when I am out in nature

a beautiful teaching of uderstanding spirituality.God has blessed us with a man of wisdom.

Thank you…. I needed this more than I thought. S

That teaching is excellent.I will listen to it over and over to get it in my heart...thank you so much......

Richard Rohr is one great preacher.....he teaches from a place of deep wisdom. I can listen to him over and over ......so much to take in. ❤

“It’s heaven all the way to heaven and it’s hell all the way to hell.” Catherine of Siena. Thank you Richard Rohr for illuminating us and sharing insights which help us connect with YHWH. 🌞🙏🌕

simple thank u……

Mind blowing!

Richard i thank Hod for your inner wisdom. You are a real spiritual midwife! You help us/me to recognize the Gid within me. Thank you!!!

You are a godsend!❤️

Alliuia Presence of Gratitude for all that Is I am grateful for this Sharing

Thank you for post this without ads. One of my favorite and most influential talks by Rohr.

So very much good, God, Truth in this marvelous and humble talk.

The insights are profound and I am appreciating most of this talk very much, especially pointing out the very real difference between logically understanding gratitude and really knowing and feeling it as an experience in your body. At about 11:30 it is proposed that younger people today often have an attitude of "I deserve", which is apparently seen less often in older generations because they had to suffer more. In a way, this might have some truth to it, but I think it is much more of a surface difference, and I would offer some critique and pushback, because the statements feel jarring to me and do not align with my own understanding of the truth. It sort of sounds like what one might say in order to appeal to a group of older people. I would argue that younger generations may not "suffer" the same level of physical hardships and deprivations that most older folks have, but, the quickened pace of society, stress, and isolation of more recent times have been an exceptional burden on the younger of us that has gone unnoticed or has been dismissed by older generations, the only people who may have the resources and maturity to help us through. We often get shamed for not "achieving more" or "being happier" with what has been "handed" to us, as if what was "handed" to us should be all we need. Maybe I am making this into something bigger than it was intended to be, but its something that is important to me so I thought i would share my thoughts in case it might be interesting to someone else. In any case, it has been through finding teachers like Merton and Rohr that has ultimately helped me as an individual to see things, and even be able to risk experiencing things, differently, and I am endlessly grateful for that!! :) Thank you very very much.

Very helpful. Thank you.

Come to learn and to know something more. Something we remember, after hearing this, because it is within our hearts.

I love this thank you

We were taught by the apostles 'Test the spirits ..' We hear a lot and have to sift through what is true and what is not. That's a good thing, everyone keep being a good Berean.

Thank you!!!! 🙏

Spoke to me in a place that i already knew but needed reminding. In everything, even pain and hardship, there is a gift. Especially in this time of Covid, what is the gift?

Ah, Richard, you make a great mid-wife. Thank you.

All early life on earth lived with and knew god and in every generation since that knowing is fading soon there will be none. Who can be convinced.

🕊🌎🕊🕊sharing🫂

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