Richard G. Petty, MD

Walk As Much As You Can If You Can

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“Walking inspires and promotes conversation that is grounded in the body, and so it gives the soul a place where it can thrive. I think I could write an interesting memoir of significant walks I have taken with others, in which intimacy was not only experienced but set fondly into the landscape of memory. When I was a child, I used to walk with my Uncle Tom on his farm, across fields and up and down hills. We talked of many thing, some informative and some completely outrageous, and quite a few very tall stories emerged on those bucolic walks. Whatever the content of the talking, those conversations remain important memories for me of my attachment to my family, to a remarkable personality, and to nature.”      

–Thomas Moore (American Psychotherapist and Writer, 1940-)


“Soul Mates: Honoring the Mystery of Love and Relationship” (Thomas Moore)

Finding the Sacred in the Ordinary

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“The secret of finding the sacred in ordinary life is not in applying moralisms and ideologies to current affairs but in grasping the inherent profundity and indeed spirituality of every situation.”           

–Thomas Moore (American Psychotherapist and Writer)

“The Soul’s Religion: Cultivating A Profoundly Spiritual Way of Life” (Thomas Moore)

The Spirituality of the Ordinary

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“Spirituality…is to be found and nurtured in the smallest of daily activities…The spirituality that feeds the soul and ultimately heals our psychological wounds may be found in those sacred objects that dress themselves in the accoutrements of the ordinary.”

–Thomas Moore (American Psychotherapist and Writer, 1940-)   


“Care of the Soul : A Guide for Cultivating Depth and Sacredness in Everyday Life” (Thomas Moore)

The Inseparable Soul

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“Ancient psychologists taught that our own souls are inseparable from the world’s soul, and that both are found in all the many things that make up nature and culture.”

–Thomas Moore (American Psychotherapist and Writer, 1940-)   


“Care of the Soul : A Guide for Cultivating Depth and Sacredness in Everyday Life” (Thomas Moore)

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