Fr. Thomas Keating and two other Trappists began the Centering Prayer movement in the 1970's to renew the Christian tradition of contemplation. Go to Contemplative Outreach which he co-founded, at contemplativeoutreach.org, for more information on Centering Prayer, including retreats and local chapters that offer support to practitioners at all levels in the U.S. and around the world.
Part 1, the talk which preceded this question & answer section, is at youtu.be/j62yjIkdDUE.
This talk was recorded at a September 1997 conference in Louisville, KY.
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- Unity in Contemplation, Thomas Keating, Talk One: The Divine Economy ( Download)
- 1b. Prayer as Relating to God, Part 2, with Thomas Keating ( Download)
- Part 2: Continuing Session One ( Download)
- The Gifts of the Holy Spirit Part 2 - Contemplative Gifts and the Five Tracks, by Thomas Keating ( Download)
- Ecumenism: United in Our Common Search for God, Part 1, Thomas Keating ( Download)
- The Sarah Story, by Thomas Keating ( Download)
- How Centering Prayer Helps Us - Thomas Keating at Folsom Prison ( Download)
- The Method of Centering Prayer - The Prayer of Consent, by Thomas Keating - A Reading ( Download)
