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The Role of Spirituality in Illness - Rev. Alice Tremaine asks some of today’s leading voices in the field - including Br. David - “What is the meaning of spirituality when coping with an illness?”  the word NEW

Serenity Web on Gratitude - “Gratitude is the golden hinge on which the gate of contented sobriety swings,” observed an Alcoholics Anonymous old-timer. new


Frog Chant - Finding herself amdist the wet and wild world of frogs, Roberta Jackson shifts from worry about her cancer to the wonder of life with all its ups and downs.

Practices for Depression - Brother David Steindl-Rast suggests that we not force feelings of gratefulness during depression.

A Relationship of Compassion - If you have ever wondered what it means to live gratefully in the midst of illness or infirmity, you will appreciate Mariah Fenton Gladis' thoughts.

Learning to Die - by Brother David Steindl-Rast. "The flow of life cannot ever be reversed. By faith we die forward into fullness of life."

The Cosmic Story - a discussion by Brian Swimme and Brother David Steindl-Rast. Many ancient myths sound like wild stuff, but what could be wilder than the scientific assertion that we came out of the stars?

Return to Prayer - by Dr. Larry Dossey
How does prayer fit into the practice of modern medicine? Explore the impressive body of evidence showing that prayer works.

 
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ANGeL's goal is to offer you through this website an immediate and intimate experience of living gratefully. In selecting topic resources, as elsewhere, we favor quality over quantity. This page is not meant to be a directory of related websites and organizations. Rather, we have selected a few specific links and readings that we believe are most helpful in getting you in touch with your experience. Of course, the Internet is vast and our knowledge is limited; so if you know of a link or a book that is more helpful than what's listed, be sure to let us know.