Genuine dialogue

Living life in relation to God and to others has profoundly influenced anyone who is interested in interpersonal encounters. But really, how does one relate to God? How does on relate to other people and to nature? Much of the basis of studying these encounters as a quality of human interaction, as genuine dialogue, has its foundation with the philosophy of Genuine Dialogue, which we attribute to Martin Buber. In seeking to understand the essence …

…able to make a decision, out of the depths of my being, a decision which permits me to discern my destiny, the "grand will" guiding my life. My life becomes a perpetual series of decisions where I consciously choose to live out that which has been predestined by God. Through my relationships, in which I give of myself, I become real and alive. I am able to turn my being towards the center of reality.