Mental Health Mondays - Profound Living Research
Michael Kroth • April 23, 2021
Mental Health Mondays at The Cathedral of the Rockies
with Davin Carr-Chellman, Michael Kroth, Ali Threet, and Katie Wilson
The purpose of Mental Health Mondays at the Cathedral of the Rockies is to give people tools during these challenging times. We were so grateful to be asked to share some of our research here, and particularly research that Ali and Katie are working on as doctoral students in our program.
Here is the video of our presentation.
My Previous Mental Health Monday Presentations
I (Michael) have contributed two videos for Mental Health Mondays before. One was on the topic of "presence", and the other was talking about the practices of grateful living, generosity, and humility. If you are interested, you can find them here:
Practices: The Practice of Presence
Practices: Humility, Grateful Living, Generosity
It takes just a second to break something. Restoring what was broken takes time.
Outcomes are not certain, though some are much more highly predictable than others.
Life is messy. We know that. But some people move through that mess with a surprising kind of grace.
“The poor in spirit are by no means poor-spirited. They are persons who see so much to be, so much to do, such limitless reaches to life and goodness that they are profoundly conscious of their insufficiency and incompleteness.” ~Rufus Jones, The Inner Life , p. 19
Most of all, she is crazy about her brood. She smiles more when she’s with them. Laughs more. Enjoys more. Relaxes more. Has more fun. She just loves her family.
“…there must be millions of aging males, now slipping into their anecdotage…” ~E.B. White 1
