All [meditation methods] take work. There is no easy or royal road to the goal we seek. Further, there is no end to the search; there is no position from which we can say, "Now I have arrived, I can stop working."
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Sharings and reflections by Sr. Ellie Finlay of St. John's Center for Spiritual Formation
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