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Carmen Acevedo Butcher

An award-winning author, poet, and translator of spiritual texts. She teaches at UC Berkeley and is an affiliate faculty member at the Center for Action and Contemplation.

Top 3 podcasts with Carmen Acevedo Butcher

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May 1, 2024 • 1h 36min

A Second Simplicity With Carmen Acevedo Butcher

Carmen Acevedo Butcher discusses cultivating acceptance and simplicity through contemplative practice. She shares insights on restful stillness, diving into wordless, imageless Love. The conversation delves into shifting practices of contemplation, highlighting the evolving stages of life. Carmen's expertise in translation and spirituality adds depth to the discussion on embracing 'Second Simplicity'.
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Dec 18, 2022 • 45min

The Source of Centering Prayer with Carmen Acevedo Butcher

Carmen Acevedo Butcher, an internationally acclaimed speaker and translator of spiritual texts, dives deep into the transformative power of Centering Prayer. She shares her personal journey of healing through meditation and nature, emphasizing self-compassion and community. The conversation explores how trauma can foster connection and highlights the importance of creating safe spaces for contemplation. Carmen also discusses the significance of selecting a sacred word in Centering Prayer, reinforcing the interconnectedness of individual experiences and wider societal challenges.
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Nov 5, 2024 • 1h 26min

Contemplation With Carmen Acevedo Butcher

Carmen Acevedo Butcher is an award-winning author and poet, teaching at UC Berkeley. In this engaging conversation, she explores the transformative power of contemplation, suggesting that it offers a fresh perspective on life and spirituality. Carmen discusses the fluidity of prayer and its deep roots in Eastern Orthodoxy, emphasizing the importance of relationships in personal growth. She also reflects on how contemplation can illuminate the sacred in everyday experiences, fostering a profound connection with ourselves and the world around us.