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Considering Transformation and What God Had to Say About It All
Kimberly Holman describes her personal struggles around the idea of transformation and how these are resolved with reply from God.
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Posted On Articles, Contemplative Christianity, Meditation & Mindfulness, Psychology & Personal Growth
Circumventing Ego’s Control in Christian Spiritual Life
In a longer teaching article, Kimberly Holman talks about ego, what it is, how it functions, and how to circumvent its control in both practice…
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The Evolution of Christian Mysticism
Kimberly Holman traces the evolution of mysticism through the ages, contemplates the stumbling blocks of mysticism as it is understood today, and suggests ways to…
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An Examination of Various Levels of the Kingdom As They Relate to a Democratic Venture
In our final article for the 2020 election series, Contemplative Light co-founder, Kimberly Holman, takes a deep dive into the outer, inner, and secret levels…
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There’s Nothing Original About Sin
One of our contributors, Justin Coutts, maintains a group on Facebook called “The Virtual Chapel.” He posted a question to the group. Do you believe…
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Coping with the Craziness of the World by Touching Earth
So, how does one cope with all the craziness going on right now? A couple of days ago, I probably would have said, “I dunno.”…
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Join Me at the Summit and Other Free Resources
Given the current struggles, I thought it might be useful to share some free resources we’ve identified. Perhaps they will provide some benefit during this…
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The Dangers of Helplessness
The biggest challenge in healing arises when conditions become chronic. I know from personal experience that chronic tension can be crippling. In this post, I…
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COVID 19 and the New Normal
Sharing her own struggles, asserting the possibility of basic goodness, and digging deeper into the first chapter of Genesis, Kimberly Holman asks us to contemplate…

Kimberly Holman
Kimberly Holman is a certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher (MMT) with a B.A. in psychology from the University of Maine and an M.A in religious studies from Naropa University.