Imagine coming home to a temple each night, a place with the grace and consciousness of great Tibetan Buddhist monastery or a Sikh’s ashram. Just think about how uplifted yet calm you would feel each time you arrived at your door.
The monastery and the ashram are just edifices until spiritual intention is brought to them. Likewise, your home can be more than a show of your possessions when you see the space that surrounds you as a sacred place that can nurture, restore, rejuvenate, and soothe,
Sacredness is not about rules or definitions. A sacred presence is something pure, congruent, unique to this moment in time and space, something beautiful between two points, something that is not captured or bottled, but created. It can be the space between two people, the relationship between a person and a space, or the relationship between your soul and your earth environment.
ref: Laurel House and JagatJoti Singh Khalsa
