I am but dust, but
The stuff of dreams,
We are star dust

Teilhard saw the whole world evolving in a sequence leading towards the second coming of Christ and he called this the Omega Point. He says that Christ was before all creation began and he is the end point of the evolving cosmos where we will no longer live our self-centred lives but will all be one in Christ with one purpose, which is the glory of God.

Meditation for me feels like coming home.  It's an opportunity for me to simply BE.  In this quiet time of ‘being’ I know at a deep level that God is meeting me there, in my heart.

Meditation has become a quiet anchor in my life—a way of consenting to God’s presence in the midst of the ordinary. The gift is often subtle but profound: a growing spaciousness within, a stillness that accompanies me through both joy and sorrow.

We say that meditation comes before action. Meditation has made me aware of gifts I didn’t know I had, and how to use those gifts for the benefit of others rather than for my own needs. The insight that “meditation shrinks the ego and allows the soul to grow into the space that’s left behind” is both true and liberating.

The weekly meditation group is the heart and soul of WCCM. As a Christian meditation community we pride ourselves on the ecumenical nature of our community. It is the shared silence that is the binding force.