A Recipe For Interior Peace and Freedom at Work
Here's a recipe for interior peace and freedom at work. It follows on our last post about why we can and should recollect ourselves during the work day and turn our thoughts to the Holy Souls in Purgatory. This time, we find that recollection during the work day is more all-encompassing. It should be a habit that permeates our lives. And this includes our time at work. If we can manage to develop this habit, we will increase our spiritual well-being in the form of interior peace and freedom. Work can present a particular challenge to recollection. After all, if we're serious and diligent about our work, we want to do our best. And that can frequently take all our time and attention. It may not leave and "bandwidth" for incorporating recollection. The recollection we're talking about is an awareness that we're in God's Presence - all the time. Sure, we begin our day with the intention of performing our work "for the greater glory of God." But how ...