Podcast appearances and mentions of Martin Laird

Deacon Mark Danis, OCDS shares a reflection on how to accept our own weaknesses and obstacles to our union with God. Deacon Mark quotes the book Into the Silent Land by Martin Laird.

Join us for a captivating episode of Typology as we dive deep into the spiritual journey with New York Times bestselling author John Eldridge! In this special interview, we explore themes from his latest book, Experience Jesus Really: Finding Refuge, Strength, and Wonder Through Everyday Encounters with God. We engage in a rich conversation about the impact of modern-day addictions, the quest for genuine experiences of God, and the importance of cultivating a spiritual life amidst the noise of our fast-paced world. John shares insights on becoming an "ordinary mystic," the significance of desire in our spiritual journeys, and practical steps to reconnect with the divine presence within us. Whether you're struggling with distractions, seeking deeper intimacy with God, or simply looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement. Don't forget to like and follow us on ApplePodcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.    RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE John Eldredge's Website John Eldredge on Social: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube Wild At Heart Podcast Room for Good Things to Run Wild: How Ordinary People Become Every Day Saints The Pause App A Testament of Devotion, by Thomas R. Kelly Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, by Martin Laird Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation, and Liberation, by Martin Laird

This power-packed episodee of RamNation Radio, featuring our in-depth interview with former CSU Ram golfer and PGA Tour pro Martin Laird, is brought to you by Pedersen Toyota, your Local Toyota Dealer Serving Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Timnath for more than 50 years. It is also made possible by Ginger and Baker — our favorite restaurant(s) in all of Fort Collins, and Ram Zone (powered by the CSU Bookstore) — the best place to get all your Ram gear.

Episode 109 - Hosts Nathanael Rea & April Milner continue their conversations on prayer by discussing the different modes of payer. Resources mentioned in this episodes: Into The Silent Land by Martin Laird https://a.co/d/7RT26m6 The Discernment of Spirits: An Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living by Timothy Gallagher https://a.co/d/cqPE4eF

Lee Hodges Goes Wire-to-Wire | 3M Open Tournament & Betting Recap Join host Timm 'IndyCarTim' Hamm and PGA of America member John Gerber as they recap Lee Hodges' first-ever PGA Tour win at the 3M Open as he cards a 67 on Sunday for a seven-shot victory over Martin Laird. They'll also discuss Johnny's picks and weekend matchups. SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvbMn8mPiJ8iP09KiAruUWA AUDIO: ‘From the Rough' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. WEBSITE: https://www.dspmediaonline.com/show/from-the-rough/ SOCIAL MEDIA -FOLLOW From the Rough on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fromtheroughpga -FOLLOW Fan Stream Sports / DSP Media on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fanstreamdsp ABOUT THE SHOW: From the Rough brings you everything you need to know in the world of professional golf. Nearly every day, PGA of America member and golf handicapper John Gerber and radio host Timm 'IndyCarTim' Hamm bring you the best analysis in the game. From DFS to betting previews, interviews, and recaps, everything golf is on the table when you listen to From the Rough on the Fan Stream Sports network of shows. Brought to you by The Golf Depot in Gahanna, OH at TheGolfDepotGahanna.com. Also sponsored by TurfLife.Club, Orca Golf Bags at Orca-Golf.com, and Golf Central Magazine at GolfCentralMag.com. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5629821149249536

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It's the third event of the new PGA TOUR season, and it's off to Sin City for the Shriners Children's Open. Defending champion Sungjae Im will tee it up alongside Patrick Cantlay, Max Homa and a host of players looking to win big in Vegas. Elk & Diane give you their full tournament preview, talk about TPC Summerlin and present their top picks, along with all their research & reasoning. Watch out for those Dark Horses; the pair cashed in on their Martin Laird pick at 250/1 in 2020...! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the third event of the new PGA TOUR season, and it's off to Sin City for the Shriners Children's Open. Defending champion Sungjae Im will tee it up alongside Patrick Cantlay, Max Homa and a host of players looking to win big in Vegas. Elk & Diane give you their full tournament preview, talk about TPC Summerlin and present their top picks, along with all their research & reasoning. Watch out for those Dark Horses; the pair cashed in on their Martin Laird pick at 250/1 in 2020...! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 157WHAT HAPPENED IN GOLF THIS PAST WEEK AND WHERE WE PLAYEDThe VGN Held its first MAJOR of the season out at Chimera Golf Club, and the GROSS winner and show sponsor, Mr. Bob West, joined us for this week's show to talk about it and other items in the news. CHASING ACES SHOT OF THE WEEKJerry Kelly on the Champions TourRobert MacIntyre and Martin Laird on the PGA TourWHAT IS HAPPENING IN GOLF THIS WEEKPGA Tour - Mexico Open DP World Tour - Catalunya Championship PGA Tour Champions - Insperity Invitational LPGA - Palos Verdes Championship Korn Ferry Tour - Huntsville Championship (really, it's this week)LOOK AT THIS INSTAGRAM:We're taking a LOTI sabbatical in honor of Jeremy.VIVA LAS VEGASBig news on the Coyote Spings Development front. There are rumors swirling around that it may be a go, to further develop the area. Houses, more golf courses, and the Bob West and Trey Sanders Real Estate Office!  The Odds and our LOCKS for the Mexico OpenMatt: Kurt Kitayama - 150/1Jeremy: Tony Finau- 20/1Joe: Abraham Ancer - 14/1Bob: Patrick Reed - 35/1Please check out @airbar26 and save $10 off your order with the code "BB10."The Chasing Daylight is the official podcast of The Breakfast Ball Golf Blog, and this episode was brought to you by Chasing Aces GolfThe Las Vegas Golf Superstore The premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!Bob West - The Golfing Real Estate Agent Former professional golfer turned Real Estate agent servicing the Las Vegas ValleyChasing Aces

Martin Laird OSA works regularly with the World Community for Christian Meditation. To learn more visit  wccm.org 

Welcome to this week's episode of The AUSA Podcast! Today, we continue our conversation about culture making with Lindsey Gatlin! Join us as we sit down to talk about creativity, cultivation, leadership, prayer, and wisdom. If God is a Creator and a Ruler, then so are we. And if we are Creators and Rulers, then we are Artists and Gardeners. Because we are created in God's image and likeness, we have a responsibility to create and cultivate—to both make culture and keep culture. In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to be practiced in and receptive to the skills of creating and cultivating, and we translate the idea of being Artists and Gardeners into a culturally creative context. We break down the ways that Artists and Gardeners see and go about the world, and we explore the ways in which we can do that ourselves—the ways in which we can actually do something to influence culture. Creativity is the only way to incite lasting change, and we cannot create without cultivation. We think culture is very important, so if you enjoyed this episode or anything peaked your interest, we'd love to start a conversation! Do us a favor and share it with your friends, and if you have thoughts or questions, you can DM us on Instagram @au411. Thanks for listening! To keep up with all things AU Student Activities, visit our Instagram, @au411! To get text reminders and updates about events, text AU411 to 54855! We promise—no spam, only fun. For more information about events and to RSVP, head over to AUnited! Here are some of the resources that were talked about in or used while planning this episode if you're curious about doing some in-depth exploring on your own! Books: "Culture Making" by Andy Crouch, "Into the Silent Land" by Martin Laird, "Orthodoxy" by G.K. Chesterton, "Adorning the Dark" by Andrew Peterson, and, as always, Genesis 1–3

This Wednesday episode begins with an apology about the missing Monday episode and some ample clean-up from the weekend on Sam Burns, the Dunhill, Celine Boutier, and a Swedish killer. There's also a digression on whether the Town Crier has to make an announcement and declaration about the town fool in NE Florida. Then Andy and Brendan are on to the schedule of the week, which leads to Martin Laird appreciation and a couple unrelated stories about their scant few visits to Las Vegas. They ponder if every Champions Tour event should just be a guy and his friends, like this week's “Furyk and Friends” in Jacksonville. The LPGA event earns event of the week honors but one move that does not earn praise is the big news that the Dinah Shore will be relocating to Texas in the coming years. They discuss this at length in the news segment, which also features a chat on the newly announced Bryson-Brooks Match V at the Wynn in Vegas.

Čuječnost je starodavna kontemplativna praksa, ki sega daleč nazaj do začetkov različnih duhovnih tradicij. Znotraj teh tradicij se je skozi stoletja razvijala kot ena od vej na drevesu duhovnega iskateljstva, z roko v roki z antropološkim in filozofskim premislekom ter ustvarjalnostjo. V tem širšem kontekstu je čuječnost vaja v spoznavanju, da je en del nas vedno zunaj časa, zunaj družbenih privilegijev in krivic, zgodovinskih in spolnih determiniranosti, in da je ta del prostor notranje svobode. Telesno z dihanjem, umsko z molitvijo in duhovno s prepustitvijo je čuječnost zahteven izziv, ki vodi v globoko osebno preobrazbo. Če je čuječnost kot tehnika usmerjena v razumevanje in obvladovanje trenutnega položaja, je čuječnost kot kontemplativna praksa, nasprotno, vaja v spodmikanju tal, na katerih smo vajeni stati. Pri slednji je bolj pomembno »ne vedeti kot pa vedeti,« kot pravi Thomas Merton. »Smisel kontemplacije,« še zapiše »začnemo spoznavati šele tedaj, ko intuitivno in spontano iščemo temno in nespoznatno pot suhote.« Naravna posledica vadbe čuječnosti je zavedanje nezasegljivosti življenja in njegove podarjenosti, kar prikliče hvaležnost, v odnosih pa nenasilje in spoštovanje. Kot taka nikoli ne vodi v eskapizem, pač pa, nasprotno v globljo povezanost z vsemi in vsem. Že od antike vemo, da obstajajo ljudje, ki se borijo na bojišču, tisti, ki ta prizor gledajo, in oni tretji, ki o vsem skupaj premišljujejo. Vsi so dragoceni, od prvih se ne pričakuje, da bodo drugi, od drugih ne, da bodo prvi, a težava današnjega časa je, da se je ravnotežje porušilo. Premišljevalci malodane izginjajo s prizorišča. Akcija je znak moči, moč je v hitrosti, glasnosti in brezsramnosti. Brezplodna postopanja na robu slike so videti kot dejanja skrajne lenobe in pomanjkanja temeljnih družbenih spretnosti. Čuječneži kljubujejo duhu časa. Obujajo vrlino prostega teka, ki ob ustrezni disciplini uma in odprtosti duha lahko pripelje vse do tihe dežele, kot je cilj kontemplacije povzel Martin Laird. So tihi bojevniki, ki vrlini hitrosti zoperstavljajo postanek, glasnosti premislek, brezsramju pa ranljivost. V svetu, polnem razraščenih poti, utirajo nove prehode.

Justin Michael starts the podcast by going over the results of the Mountain West Outdoor Track & Field Championships, before briefly discussing the newest addition to the Swim & Dive team. Justin then goes over AJ Ott's incredible senior season and talks about the field for the Paradise Jam Event this fall.

Justin Michael goes over Bill Connelly's article on the most explosive returning players in college football for 2021 and talks about where Trey McBride ranks in terms of his all-time Rams status. Later in the episode, Justin talks about his excitement for the Master's Tournament and who he will be rooting for, including CSU alumnus Martin Laird.

**This is a repost of our very first episode! We'll be reposting the top 5 episodes of 2020 throughout the next few weeks, as we prepare for season 2 of Resist and Restore.** This week, the Circle of Hope pastors discuss what being beloved means to them. Ben gets angry in Mario Kart, but Martin Laird is there to instruct otherwise. Rachel is inspired by some awesome energy at a meeting where everyone told embarrassing stories about church experiences. Julie is heartened by a long prayer walk through the woods. And Jonny is deeply affected by Kobe Bryant and his humanity. And there's so much more! Listen in to the inaugural episode of Resist and Restore. About this Podcast: Resist and Restore is a podcast by Circle of Hope. We're extending the table of our dialogue! Tune in bi-weekly as the Circle of Hope pastors—Rachel, Ben, Julie, and Jonny—sit down to dialogue about faith, God, Jesus, the spiritual life, and everything in between. Available on Spotify, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and more. Contact us at: ResistandRestorePodcast@circleofhope.net IG/TW: @circleofhopenet FB: fb.me/CircleofHopePhillyRegion Help keep the show running! Contribute at: circleofhope.net/sharing

Rossco & Rocket- 18th March 2021 Edition Rockets Radar Yep, to say Rocket is excited for the announcement of his golfing mates new course location in Tassie (Rockets Home State ) is an understatement. We chat a little about Rockets time alongside Matty Goggin and the peice of land that is 7 Mile Beach. Rockets Rockets Rear View A bit of chat about the AT&T and how Rocket missed Nate Lashley at big odds Rockets Roll On This week are at the Genesis at Riviera Cam Davis pips Adam as top Aussie and Martin Laird and top Scot.   Rabbit Hole Rockets musical tastes laid bare as he opens up about Miley Cyrus.   WANT AN MLOG STICKER..EMAIL ME   Enjoy   Do you have an idea for a Podcast Episode you would like to share? Let me know and we can discuss how to bring this to life, for all to hear.   Email me ross@myloveofgolf.com   Improve your GOLF Mental Game INCITEGOLF Academy - Build an Unbreakable Mental Game ( Free 1st Program) https://incitegolfacademy.teachable.com/   The My Love of Golf Podcast Insta: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Twitter: Twitter Rocket: Rocket Insta The Mental Mastery Golf Podcast Want to improve your Mental Game? Then check out The Mental Mastery Golf Podcast hosted by Rossco and Jamie from Dare2Dream www.dare2dream.com.au Mental Mastery Golf Podcast Mental Mastery Facebook Group   The GolfRules Questions Podcast Facebook: GolfRules Questions FB Insta: Insta YouTube: GRQ Youtube PODCAST: The GolfRules Questions Podcast    

Why do many set an “intention” at the start of a contemplative practice or yin yoga session? How does this relate to New Year’s resolutions? Without the normal opportunities for group festivities, Jeff and Stacie spend a quiet evening discussing the advantages and dangers of setting expectations and establishing goals. The discussion gets going after a bit of champagne, so forgive the meandering of this late-night chat. Book mentioned: Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land

In this episode Larry and Evan discuss the practice of centering prayer with Claudia Campbell. Claudia then leads a centering prayer practice for all to join in on. Claudia Campbell is a fine artist, educator, spiritual director, and retreat facilitator. Her art training included study in New York, Florence, Italy and Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. She spent most of her career as an art educator in public as well as private schools. She continues to offer private classes in her current community. She received her theological education and certification in spiritual direction from Springhill College, (a Jesuit school). She is trained in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. Learn more about Cloud Walk Ministries: http://cloudwalk.org/ Support the work of this podcast: http://www.cloudwalk.org/give/ Leave a rating and review on Apple podcasts Go Deeper: Online Centering Prayer Workshop: https://www.stlukesatlanta.org/blog/centering-prayer/ More resources on Centering Prayer: Contemplative Outreach: https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/ Open Mind, Open Heart by Thomas Keating: https://www.amazon.com/Open-Mind-Heart-20th-Anniversary/dp/0826418899 The Path of Centering Prayer by David Frenette: https://www.amazon.com/Path-Centering-Prayer-David-Frenette/dp/1622038665 Into the Silent Land by Martin Laird: https://www.amazon.com/Into-Silent-Land-Christian-Contemplation/dp/0195307607/ Centering Prayer and Inner Awakening by Cynthia Bourgeault: https://www.amazon.com/Centering-Prayer-Awakening-Cynthia-Bourgeault/dp/1561012629/ The Heart of Centering Prayer by Cynthia Bourgeault: https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Centering-Prayer-Christianity-Practice/dp/1611803144/

On this week's jam-packed episode of The bunkered Podcast, Michael and Bryce discuss the latest in golf's 'Dress Code' wars, as well as the news that a second golf course at Donald Trump's Aberdeenshire golf resort has been given the go-ahead. The countdown to next month's Masters begins and, fresh from his fourth PGA Tour victory last week, Martin Laird joins us for a chinwag. Plus, what habits do you find most annoying in a playing partner? Get all this and more! ⛳️  Chat to us on social and subscribe to the magazine for the best news, reviews, comment and more from the home of golf!  ⓣ https://twitter.com/bunkeredonline  ⓕ https://www.facebook.com/bunkeredonline  ⓨ https://www.youtube.com/bunkeredonline  ⓘ https://www.instagram.com/bunkeredonline  Get the magazine every month: https://www.bunkered.co.uk/suboffer 

The Stinger, golf's #1 podcast, recaps Martin Laird's surprising win at the Shriners Tournament (41:15). Mark and Chuck preview and discuss this weekend's CJ Cup (4:50), and talk about some of the big names in the tournament, including Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm and Matthew Wolff. We also start discussing the upcoming Masters tournament because we're excited as hell about it (1:11:00).

Coming off his best finish of the season at the Shriners Open, Tom Hoge sits down with us to chat about The CJ Cup at Shadow Creek. We also touch on his first professional victory at the Players Cup in 2011, coming up through the Korn Ferry Tour to eventually playing with Tiger Woods in a final group and on Sunday in a major championship (interview starting at 28:10). Martin Laird ends his 7-year win drought on the PGA Tour, Ernie Els surpasses Bernhard Langer in season earnings after capturing the SAS Championship, and Sei Young Kim snags her first major title at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship.

Werds and JE break down Martin Laird's victory at the Shriner's Open and preview the CJ Cup at Shadow Creek.

Gran cierre de torneo en el Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, con la victoria en playoff del escocés Martin Laird. Bryson pega cada vez más fuerte, ¿podrá en Augusta? El PGA Tour sigue su camino en Las Vegas con la CJ Cup, que mudó su sede desde Asia para recalar en Shadow Creek Golf Course, una cancha de ensueño. El field que se viene para el Masters, a menos de un mes del inicio. Foto: Ellen Schmidt / Las Vegas Review-Journal

This week on the Pin High Podcast we have a great interview with Ryan French (aka Monday Q Info on Twitter) about Monday Qualifiers and how they work. We also go over Martin Laird's big win at TPC Summerlin and look ahead to the CJ CUP with some DFS & betting picks.

Scotland's Martin Laird said patience was the key to notching his fourth Tour win but first in seven years. Bob & Jay discuss his victory in Las Vegas then preview the C J Cup at Shadow Creek. Feature Interview: Dr Bernacki, president of The Golf Heritage Society

Today on the SRP we are joined by Korn Ferry Tour member, Stuart Macdonald. Before the interview, the fellas break down the week that was the Shriners and Martin Laird's W. During today's episode with Stu Mac the boys covered: Stu's first Korn Ferry Tour event in Panama and the famous 11. Playing at Purdue for the boilermakers. An all-time story at Nationals. Playing under the Golf Canada umbrella. Transitioning to the pro game. WYH, quick 9, fan write-ins, and more... After the interview, the boys make their picks for the CJ cup, main storylines, and talk golf style. Sign up for BODOG to follow along with our picks and get your first deposit matched up to $200. Visit bit.ly/sundayred100 If you enjoy today's podcasts, please leave a rating a review on iTunes. Send in your golf stories at sundayredpodcast@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram @sundayredpod and send us your swings and videos.

Moose, Mayes and BQ are joined by Stephen Hoffman from Boston Scott Golf Apparel, a local company taking the golf apparel world by storm!They recap a wild weekend in golf from the KPMG at Aronimink, The Shriners and The BMW where Tyrrell Hatton’s hoodie came into question. They discuss “growing the game” vs. the etiquette/rules of golf.A look ahead to the CJ Cup, where they See The Line with Draft Kings Sportsbook and BQ’s Tip focuses on uphill/downhill lies after Martin Laird’s impressive shots last weekend. Enjoy!

Trent and Chris look Martin Laird's win in a playoff at Shriners. They also discuss the upcoming CJ Cup at Shadow Creek and how the field is looking now that DJ had to withdraw due to COVID. Of course, there is some Bryson talk as he done until The Masters in November.

In this episode we discuss our visit to Pinehurst, NC in route to playing the well renowned Tobacco Road Golf Club on our golf trip.    We also recapped Martin Laird's win at the Shriners Hospital for the Children Open at TPC Summerlin and preview the CJ Cup at Shadow Creek this upcoming week.   

Martin Laird gets it done in the first stop in the Vegas two step. The guys look ahead to theContinue Reading

We look back on Tyrrell Hatton's stunning Wentworth win and ask whether hoodies are acceptable golf attire after the Englishman's hooded jumper was one of the week's biggest talking points. We also discuss Martin Laird's PGA Tour victory and Sei Young Kim's maiden Major title. All that plus previews of this week's CJ Cup and Scottish Championship, enjoy! www.golf-monthly.co.uk Follow us on social media F- www.facebook.com/golfmonthlymagazine T -www.twitter.com/golfmonthly I - www.instagram.com/golfmonthly Y - www.youtube.com/golfmonthly

What a week in Vegas. We had free golf & a man get back into the winner's circle for the first time in over 7 years with Martin Laird. Proving once again, DISTANCE IS NOT THE ISSUE @usga @R&A @pga The KPMG Women's Pga was in Dalton's home state of PA and right in Dante's back yard across the river. Some Sunday theatrics led to a crowing of a new champion within the ropes of the LPGA. Spoiler alert, she wore her Sunday Red! We give you our picks for the CJ Cup out at Shadow Creek & talk about the new format in which the broadcast will take with the addition of Live Betting through the MGM Partnership. Degenerates... Assemble! If you liked today's episode, follow us on Instagram & Twitter @enjoythewalkpod as well as checking out our website www.enjoythewalkpod.com to grab our latest merch & to become a member of the Single Strap Society today! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enjoythewalk/support

In this edition of Forward Press, Golfweek's David Dusek chats with Golfweek senior writer, Adam Schupak, about Martin Laird winning the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, the bright future ahead of Matthew Wolff, the comments made by Matthew Fitzpatrick about Byson DeChambeau, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tyrrell Hatton wins at Wentworth in fine style and in the process becomes only the 10th ever English male golfer to reach the top 10 in the World Rankings.  HOWEVER, all the chat was about his wardrobe as he becomes the first golfer to win a major professional event wearing a hoodie!!  Is this really a discussion?...We discuss!!   Also, Martin Laird wins again on the PGA Tour and we talk about him and his career to date.   We also discuss comments made by Matt Fitzpatrick where he is quoted as saying that Bryson is "making a mockery of golf!" With Donald, Stewart, Peter & Scott

The Shriners Hospitals for Children Open didn't disappoint, as Martin Laird get's his first win since 2013. We go over everything from TPC Summerlin, and recap all the betting and fantasy plays from the week. We also look forward to the CJ Cup and the LOADED field. And of course, all the betting and fantasy plays for the week. Let's go!Instagram:@Twilight9Pod@rileyhamel_

TMA Live from St. Albans. Gabe at 7:30. Cam at 9:30. Draft Kings wizard was big on Martin Laird. Doug beat Iggy in the Mungenast Draft Kings Showdown.  Gabe DeArmond joins to show to discuss the big win over LSU. Nobody circles the wagons like Mizzou. 

We breakdown the packed week that was in the golf world, including Martin Laird winning in a playoff at the Shriners Open, the dominating win by Sei Young Kim in the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Tyrrell Hatton winning the BMW PGA Championship, and Ernie Els draining a huge birdie putt to win the SAS Championship. We also discuss: The poise of Matthew Wolff and the amazing start of his career How Cantlay and DeChambeau disappeared down the stretch of the Shriners Open Tyrrell Hatton and if hoodies are appropriate golf attire The slow play issue in professional golf and ideas to fix it, as well as, Our regular segments of Craig's Good, Bad and the Ugly, Adam's Three Stars, and our weekly Stock Up and Stock Down. We also preview next week's CJ CUP at Shadow Creek, a no-cut event on a course with much mystique. Music by Wool on Wolves

Matt Adams recaps an incredible weekend of golf which saw a new major champion crowned at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship in Sei Young Kim, Martin Laird breakthrough for his first win in 7 years, Ernie Els win at the buzzer and much more. Hear from all the winners!

Este episodio de Bola Provisional no podía empezar de otra manera que con un recuerdo importante hacia Rafa Nadal. Un paréntesis obligado para hablar de una de las grandes figuras de la historia del deporte. Hablamos de su golf, soñamos, y contamos algunos detalles más personales con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez. Además, por supuesto, analizamos el gran tercer puesto de Carlota Ciganda en el KPMG Women's PGA Championship, la escuchamos y le metemos el bisutrí al Shriners, con la victoria de Martin Laird y las actuaciones de Sergio García y Rafa Cabrera Bello y al BMW PGA Championship de Wentworth.

Martin Laird wins the Shriners, so we spend most of the show talking about Bryson's comments this week, as he tees it up for the the last time until the Masters. 48 inch drivers, the line on 13, technology/distance, etc., all covered extensively. We also discuss Matt Wolff's rise, Will Zalatoris' nearly tracking down special temporary membership, Sei Young Kim's dominant performance at the KPMG Women's PGA, Koepka's return, and a lot more.

In this episode Pais and Parks unpack everything from the busy week in the golfing world. We start with Martin Laird's first victory in 7 seven years at the Shriners in Vegas. We touched on Matt Wolff and how stellar his game is and just how high it will take him.  We briefly discuss Sei Young Kim's victory at the KPMG at Aronimink and the tale of two final rounds for Henderson and Kim. But the big news is our boy Trey Mullinax picks up his second career victory on the Korn Ferry Tour!! Trey birdies the last for his first win of the season! Enjoy the show everyone! Cheers.  https://www.instagram.com/trey_mullinax/ https://www.instagram.com/seiyoungkim_lpga/ https://www.instagram.com/pgatour/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefourjackpod/support

PLAYOFFS!?! Martin Laird emerges victorious after 3-man playoff at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open at sunny TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas. The Scotsman took home his second Shriners Open title over Matthew Wolff and Austin Cook. Will Zalatoris continues his quest for PGA Tour status, this week he fell just short of earning that special temporary status. He’ll have to wait until the Bermuda Championship for his next PGA Tour start (19:02)? Tyrell Hatton earned a victory across the Atlantic in a hoodie. Are you triggered by these young players wearing non-traditional apparel (21:17)? After the break we chat about the Beefy One, Bryson DeChambeau is changing golf with his pure power off the tee. Is it time to roll the ball back (34:54)? ————————— Check us out on YouTube for video podcasts and exclusive content, visit https://www.youtube.com/FirstCutPodcast 'First Cut' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow @FirstCutPod on Twitter and Instagram Follow our hosts on Twitter: @KylePorterCBS, @mark_immelman, @RickRunGood, @therealGFD For more golf coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/golf/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TMA Live from St. Albans. Gabe at 7:30. Cam at 9:30. Draft Kings wizard was big on Martin Laird. Doug beat Iggy in the Mungenast Draft Kings Showdown.  Gabe DeArmond joins to show to discuss the big win over LSU. Nobody circles the wagons like Mizzou. 

Andy and Brendan begin this Victory Monday with some brief comments on their 4-1 football teams and then some not-so-brief comments on the practice of examining potato chips for green complex design inspiration. Then they get to the golf of the weekend, starting with Speedy Sei Young Kim winning the Women’s PGA at Aronimink. They focus on her inspiring pace, if she was the best to have never won a major, the importance of beating Inbee Park, and how the course so brilliantly brought out drama off the tee. For the BMW PGA, they lament the struggle it was to actually watch the conclusion on television but praise Hoodie Hatton’s play to capture that tour’s flagship event. Also, was there actually anyone critiquing him about wearing a hoodie or was this just a Twitter strawman? At the Shriners, they marvel at Martin Laird emerging from the Martin zone as well as some poorly placed TPC design service catch basins for his first win in seven years. Ernie Els and Trey Mullinax also get some love for their weekend wins before a lengthy news segment on the Matt Fitzpatrick vs. Bryson DeChambeau debate over what constitutes “skill.”

Este episodio de Bola Provisional no podía empezar de otra manera que con un recuerdo importante hacia Rafa Nadal. Un paréntesis obligado para hablar de una de las grandes figuras de la historia del deporte. Hablamos de su golf, soñamos, y contamos algunos detalles más personales con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez. Además, por supuesto, analizamos el gran tercer puesto de Carlota Ciganda en el KPMG Women's PGA Championship, la escuchamos y le metemos el bisutrí al Shriners, con la victoria de Martin Laird y las actuaciones de Sergio García y Rafa Cabrera Bello y al BMW PGA Championship de Wentworth.

Justin Michael discusses Martin Laird's first PGA Tournament win in seven years and what it means for the Colorado State alumnus. In the second half of the episode, Justin goes over a monster weekend for Next Level Rams in the NFL.

Este episodio de Bola Provisional no podía empezar de otra manera que con un recuerdo importante hacia Rafa Nadal. Un paréntesis obligado para hablar de una de las grandes figuras de la historia del deporte. Hablamos de su golf, soñamos, y contamos algunos detalles más personales con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez. Además, por supuesto, analizamos el gran tercer puesto de Carlota Ciganda en el KPMG Women's PGA Championship, la escuchamos y le metemos el bisutrí al Shriners, con la victoria de Martin Laird y las actuaciones de Sergio García y Rafa Cabrera Bello y al BMW PGA Championship de Wentworth.

It all comes down to Sunday at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open! Patrick Cantlay and Martin Laird sit atop the leaderboard after 54 holes. Will either of these past champions prevail or should we expect someone further down the leaderboard to rise up? Matthew Wolff had the low-round of the day on Saturday, what can we expect from him tomorrow?  ————————— Check us out on YouTube for video podcasts and exclusive content, visit https://www.youtube.com/FirstCutPodcast 'First Cut' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow @FirstCutPod on Twitter and Instagram Follow our hosts on Twitter: @KylePorterCBS, @mark_immelman, @RickRunGood, @therealGFD For more golf coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/golf/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Continuing on with Fr Laird's wonderful text A Sunlit Absence, the second book of his three book series on contemplative prayer. Please be sure to subscribe to keep up with the Invitation Podcast, its retreats, and classes www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe

Part XI of marks our journey halfway through Fr Martin Laird's A Sunlit Absence. This episode is the third movement with chapter four. We've spent more time with chapter four because it is the most difficult. If you are having difficulty getting your heart and mind wrapped around chapter four, you are not alone. Press on ahead if and when you sense the goodness of the Holy Spirit drawing. Do not force or fake your way. Read and practice your prayer. Practice your prayer and then come back to pray. All worship and prayer is a continual, ever-deepening rehearsal of the Gospel. As Fr Laird shares Teresa of Avila's words with us: "It is all about love melting into love." If you sense a further drawing into this love and would like some help and guidance this fall, consider The Invitation School of Prayer: https://www.invitationpodcast.org/school-of-prayer

Part X of our journey through Fr Martin Laird's A Sunlit Absence puts us squarely in the middle of the book. This is the second of three treatments of chapter four of the book. As we wade deeper into these waters, Josh wants to give listeners participating more freedom to not only stop listening and working through the book but to even perhaps take a break from the Invitation Podcast altogether. The awkward, strange, and even painful discovery is that as we move closer to God we are invited into more and more sacrifice, more death of self, more shifting of our priorities, and surprisingly more bewilderment. During the time of covid-19, anti-racism protests, and a presidential race we need to find ways to be careful and patient with ourselves. Further commitment to spiritual discipline can anchor us, yet we cannot strive or force ourselves along the way. Sacrifice always needs to be a response to cooperate with and deepen our love of God. If we attempt to earn God's love through contemplative prayer in a spirit of striving, we will drown. For those who sense the Holy Spirit's leading to go further into the discipline of prayer yet who would like further guidance along the way, please consider the Invitation School of Prayer launching this September with online resources for your growth: www.invitationpodcast.org/school-of-prayer Also, make sure to subscribe: www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe

The Rev. Professor Sarah Coakley and Fr. Martin Laird, OSA discuss 'The Problem of Negative "Thoughts" in Prayer According to the Desert Tradition: Approaching Sickness through the Lens of Deepened Prayer'. This is the third of four sessions on 'Deepening Prayer in a Time of Pandemic and Social Unrest', held via webinar at Church of the Ascension and St. Agnes, Washington DC. If you would like more information about the School of Theology and Prayer, to access the handout from this session, or to listen to this as a podcast, visit: https://www.asa-dc.org/school-of-theology-and-prayer.html Taught by: Rev'd Professor Sarah Coakley. Coakley was formerly Norris-Hulse Professor at the University of Cambridge. She is an assisting priest and theologian-in-residence at the Church of the Ascension and St. Agnes. Fr. Martin Laird, O.S.A., is an Augustinian friar and Professor of Early Christian Studies at Villanova University. He has written a host of articles on books chiefly in patristics and Christian contemplative life, especially Into the Silent Land; A Sunlit Absence; and An Ocean of Light from Oxford University Press. Fr. Martin lectures widely throughout the United States, Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland.

In the context of covid-19, the Invitation has been focusing on A Sunlit Absence, the second of a three-book series on contemplative prayer by Fr Martin Laird. This episode is Part I of two parts comprising an 1.5 hour conversation that Fr Laird so graciously shared with us. Here Josh opens with a brief, guided prayer. Fr Laird shares some opening thoughts about contemplation in the context of all suffering we are experiencing throughout the world. Then we are able to interact with two questions from Invitation Podcast listeners who joined in to our zoom conversation. The next episode, No 60, will be Part X of our journey through A Sunlit Absence. Shortly after Part II of this conversation of Q&A with Fr Laird will be available to you. Thanks for listening and continuing the journey. Subscribe to the invitation to stay updated about new episodes, classes, and retreats available from the Invitation: https://www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe

Part IX of our journey through Fr Martin Laird's A Sunlit Absence takes us into chapter four which is also titled, "A Sunlit Absence." This is the thickest and most challenging chapter of the book, so before diving into chapter four Josh spends ample time reviewing what is contemplation and why we are bothering with it especially in our present, painful time of pandemic and political strife. The pursuit of contemplative practice is at times bewildering and challenging, but with patience and persistence we will gain the reward of God's presence and friendship.

Part VIII completes chapter three of Fr Martin Laird's book, A Sunlit Absence. Josh offers some more context of Fr Laird's writing by looking at one saying of Abba Arsenius from the 4th century desert sayings. The question for discernment before us is what kind of daily practices, rhythms, disciplines each of us need to cultivate and nurture inner silence so that we can remain open to the love and life of God. You are invited to join our Zoom chat with Fr Laird Thursday, July 9 at 2pm EST. To find more information be sure to subscribe: www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe

his is part VII of our journey through Fr Martin Laird's A Sunlit Absence, the second of his three books on contemplative prayer. In the last episode we looked at how the opposite of the contemplative life is not the active life, but the reactive life. In this episode we consider how silence leads us to justice, to an honest awareness of what is broken, sick, and failing inside of ourselves. Fr Laird is working out the teachings of Jordon of Saxony, a 13th century Augustinian monk who writes, “Through silence a brother begins to cultivate and practice justice by which virtue he is informed so as to live his own life honestly. Not to harm others, and to each each one his due. Such formation as this carries anyone so formed on to the state of perfection. On the other hand, from the breakdown of silence, disturbance of mind arise. Quarrels are borne.” A simple summary of Jordan of Saxony goes like this: the children of silence: peace of mind and cultivation of justice. Please sign up to stay informed about the date and times of our two Q&A sessions with Fr Laird here: https://www.invitationpodcast.org/fr-laird-qa-webinar If you have not already subscribed to the Invitation Podcast, please do so: https://www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe It is a gift and honor to serve you through the Invitation Podcast. We hope you are well wherever you are during these difficult times. Peace of Christ!

This episode is part SIX of our journey through Fr Martin Laird's book A Sunlit Absence. Here Josh completes a guided study and practice through chapter two. It is not too late for you to join into this journey especially if you want to join into the webinar Q&A session with Fr Laird. Information and signup to be involved in the Q&A is found here: https://www.invitationpodcast.org/fr-laird-qa-webinar Due to Covid-19 the date and time for the first of these two sessions is TBA. In this time of quarantine and as we face the racism in America, we invite you to contemplation for two reasons: 1. Contemplation is a practice of Divine healing, where the Holy Spirit can have more access to reach the trauma, exhaustion, and despair we are experiencing. 2. Contemplation is a de-centering practice that open us to listen to God, and others, especially open to see how we are complicit in racism and in other arenas of sin. For more help with facing racism, please visit: https://www.invitationpodcast.org/facing-racism

To introduce Part V of our journey through Fr Martin Laird's A Sunlit Absence, Josh takes a moment to wrestle with the point of contemplative prayer in the midst of America's current racial upheaval. The two main gifts of contemplation for us as we heal of our racism is: 1. contemplation is divine therapy. It is a safe place to rest, to find healing, and to draw in the life of God as we continue in these very difficult race conversations and continue in our protesting. 2. Contemplation can lead to the de-centering that is necessary to see ourselves, to see our own contribution to the racism of America, and to hear, listen and see our black and brown brothers and sisters. Read more about this episode on our website: https://www.invitationpodcast.org/

While protests continue to erupt across America, we continue here on a journey into contemplative prayer knowing that contemplation is not an escape from the brokenness around us. Contemplation is not a comfortable way of hiding from the justice that we should all be crying out for today either. Contemplation will deepen and clarify our understanding of justice. Contemplation will help us identify each of our own unique responses to the crises that beset us, and contemplation will also help sustain and nourish our much needed activism to address the racism that continues to have a stranglehold on us. In fact, it may only be via contemplation that you are freed from your ego long enough to catch a glimpse of how you are contributing to the oppression of the marginalized and are a part of the problem! In this fourth episode working through Fr Martin Laird's book, A Sunlit Absence, we finish up chapter one and should by now have a working definition of contemplation. In this episode we consider how through practice, the mechanical nature of this prayer movement will eventually become familiar and more graceful. The exciting news is that Fr Laird has committed to two separate Q & A sessions with Invitation podcast listeners. The specific details are being worked out, but the idea is to meet with Fr Laird after chapter four and then again at the end of the book which will likely take us through most of July 2020. It isn't too late to dive into this valuable book and for you to come up with your own questions that you may very well be able to ask Fr Laird yourself. If you haven't already, please subscribe so that we can contact you with the further details about these two online events. https://www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe Also, in this episode Josh mentions his song, “Silence.” The song can be found at the end of the episode, at 22:40. This is a more recent version of the song that includes Josh's wife, Susanna Childress as well as strings performed by Jared Demeester. The greatest gift you can offer back the invitation is to invite a friend to the Invitation. Please share the Invitation! If the Invitation has been of help to you, and if you would like to see the Invitation grow sustainably, your financial help is much appreciated. https://www.invitationpodcast.org/donations Peace of Christ to you in these very bewildering times. Amen.

This third instalment of our journey through A Sunlit Absence by Fr Marin Laird continues in chapter one. Chapter one is a summary of Laird's previous book, Entering the Silent Land. The intention here is to offer a substantial definition of contemplation as well as offering some practical descriptions of how contemplation is practiced. Bless you for continuing on this journey. May you be blessed even in the midst of this covid pandemic. Subscribe to this podcast to stay updated when new episodes, classes, and retreats are made available www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe

Part two of a journey of guided prayer, reading, and commentary through A Sunlit Absence by Fr Martin Laird. Buy your own copy of the book and read more in-depth on your own or access the journey through this transformative book with the podcast. A new episode will be offered every second or third day. Questions and comments are welcome. Email josh at invitationpodcast dot org. If you have not already subscribed, please join the journey www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe Peace of Christ to you during this quarantine wilderness.

One sentiment offered on social media this past week went something like this: “let's not return to normal. Normal wasn't working. If we try to return to normal, we won't have learned the costly lesson." This is the truth of all transformation. COVID 19 is just a very severe, collective opportunity for us to move beyond "normal." This episode no. 48 is the first of a new series of reading, studying, and praying through Fr Martin Laird's book A Sunlit Absence. Fr Laird helps us reform a consciousness that can embrace the transformation that is at hand. You are invited to buy the book to follow along in your own reading or to simply listen and pray with the podcast. If you have not subscribed yet to the podcast, please join the journey https://www.invitationpodcast.org/subscribe And also, please consider inviting someone to the Invitation. Let someone know about the goodness of going deeper with God with the Invitation Podcast. Peace of Christ to you during this troubling time wherever you are in the world.

Awareness: Silence’s very own practice.The practice of contemplation over many winters into spring often leads to a subtle but fundamental shift in prayer: from using a prayer word as a means of concentration to simple sitting in awareness. Just being. When inner silence sits in simple repose, its prayer is naked awareness. If we used a prayer word, it has not disappeared so much as opened up, something like the way a tulip opens up: what was tightly gathered in pointed focus begins to swell, expand, and open. And now this pollen-painted bowl of petals holds air and light-filled emptiness. This is awareness.— Father Martin Laird, in A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness, and Contemplation.As regular readers and listeners will be aware, silence and awareness practice are a great passion of mine, and Fr. Martin Laird expresses both exquisitely in his writings. In today’s podcast, I read from Fr. Laird’s book, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness, and Contemplation, leading us into ten minutes of contemplation.Image and words: Andō.Thank you for reading. You can support Silentium by becoming a paid subscriber here; becoming a patron; making a regular or one-off donation; becoming a student or client. Get full access to Silentium at silentium.substack.com/subscribe

Pastor Eric and Susan Cepin discuss the book Into the Silent Land by Martin Laird.From the Book Review: Laird shows that the Christian tradition of contemplation has its own refined teachings on using a prayer word to focus the mind, working with the breath to cultivate stillness, and the practice of inner vigilance or awareness.

Meditation: "God is our homeland." -Martin Laird

The Meditatio Centre Sunrise At Midnight Martin Laird OSA Sat 8th Feb 2020

This week, the Circle of Hope pastors discuss what being beloved means to them. Ben gets angry in Mario Kart, but Martin Laird is there to instruct otherwise. Rachel is inspired by some awesome energy at a meeting where everyone told embarrassing stories about church experiences. Julie is heartened by a long prayer walk through the woods. And Jonny is deeply affected by Kobe Bryant and his humanity. And there's so much more! Listen in to the inaugural episode of Resist and Restore. About this Podcast: Resist and Restore is a podcast by Circle of Hope. We're extending the table of our dialogue! Tune in bi-weekly as the Circle of Hope pastors—Rachel, Ben, Julie, and Jonny—sit down to dialogue about faith, God, Jesus, the spiritual life, and everything in between. Available on Spotify, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and more. Contact us at: ResistandRestorePodcast@circleofhope.net IG/TW: @circleofhopenet FB: fb.me/CircleofHopePhillyRegion Help keep the show running! Contribute at: circleofhope.net/sharing

A recording made at my tiny light-filled hermitage in the Yorkshire Wolds this morning, where I read a short poem, and words on contemplation from Fr. Martin Laird and St. Teresa of Avila. Where I share both words and silence on the nature of contemplative practice, and our own, true nature.Footnote: The podcast, as all my work, is supported by subscriptions, patrons, donations, students and clients. Please consider supporting my work. Get full access to Silentium at silentium.substack.com/subscribe

Chuck DeGroat, Professor of Pastoral Care and Christian Spirituality at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan talks with Steve Becker of Christians in Commerce about wholeheartedness (3:18), contemplative prayer (13:05), and fostering the presence of God (20:48). Learn more about Chuck DeGroat's course on contemplative prayer here: bit.ly/contemplativeprayer Check out Into the Silent Land by Martin Laird here: amzn.to/2IjGuL7

Episode 1, Part 1 on the Tour Golf Podcast with Adam Kerley - Physical Therapist, Strength and Conditioning Coach and all around top human. Adam is the National Director of EXOS Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, a Physical Therapist, Athletic trainer and certified strength and conditioning specialist. This podcast was a great discussion exploring how Adam came to find himself on tour, working with some of the best golfers in the world. I asked Adam what his inspiration was for wanting to work on tour, what life looks like on and off tour and what Adam believes are the most important aspects are for performance and life. Adam currently resides in Knoxville, Tennessee and whilst his main focus is on the PGA Tour also has athletes from varying sporting codes. Adam has been a standout operator providing the integration of therapy and training to the likes of: PGA Tour players - Kevin Kisner, Scott Stallings, Ryan Blaum, Martin Laird, Trey Mullinax, Wes Roach, Rick Lamb.Major League Baseball's from the Washington Nationals and Texas Rangers UFC - Scott Holtzman ‘Hot Sauce’.… And many more. This is the first of many discussions with Adam about his life and performance on the PGA Tour. I hope you all like the conversation and we will be attacking the topics of performance and some of the stories from Scott Stallings and his road to bettering himself physically, emotionally and Spiritually, in part B of this episode. Adam Can be found on - Adamkerley (Instagram)- @adam_kerley1 (twitter) - AdamKerley (linkedin)

Our conversation with contemplative author Martin Laird concludes with this episode. To hear part one, click here. To hear part two, click here. "In a spiritual path there are no 'outcomes assessments'." — Martin Laird After recording an interview with just Carl and Kevin, Fr. Martin graciously agreed to an additional recording session with all three of us. Today's episode features that second conversation, including Cassidy. Fr. Martin deepens and clarifies some of his thoughts on issues already discussed, including discerning the distinctions between secular mindfulness practices and Christian contemplative practices. "Simply being aware of thoughts as they go by — yes, that's fine. But who is doing the 'aware-ing'?" — Martin Laird Some of the resources and authors we mention in this conversation with Martin Laird: Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, Martin Laird, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation Martin Laird, An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. Martin Laird, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith R. S. Thomas, Collected Later Poems, 1988-2000 "This whole business of silence is B.S.-proof. It's not a contemplative mascara... The attraction to things spiritual, the attaction to silence, to contemplative practices or disciplines, can actually be a defense against what contemplation will make you face." — Martin Laird Episode 57: Silent Land, Luminous Ocean: A Conversation with Martin Laird (Part Three) Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Carl McColman, Cassidy Hall Guest: Fr. Martin Laird, OSA Date Recorded: February 25, 2019 "A self 'unselfed' of self is free, is fully created, and becomes a vehicle of compassion because it has overcome the sense of a separate self." — Martin Laird

Our conversation with contemplative author Martin Laird concludes with this episode. To hear part one, click here. To hear part two, click here. "In a spiritual path there are no 'outcomes assessments'." — Martin Laird After recording an interview with just Carl and Kevin, Fr. Martin graciously agreed to an additional recording session with all three of us. Today's episode features that second conversation, including Cassidy. Fr. Martin deepens and clarifies some of his thoughts on issues already discussed, including discerning the distinctions between secular mindfulness practices and Christian contemplative practices. "Simply being aware of thoughts as they go by — yes, that's fine. But who is doing the 'aware-ing'?" — Martin Laird Some of the resources and authors we mention in this conversation with Martin Laird: Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, Martin Laird, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation Martin Laird, An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. Martin Laird, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith R. S. Thomas, Collected Later Poems, 1988-2000 "This whole business of silence is B.S.-proof. It's not a contemplative mascara... The attraction to things spiritual, the attaction to silence, to contemplative practices or disciplines, can actually be a defense against what contemplation will make you face." — Martin Laird Episode 57: Silent Land, Luminous Ocean: A Conversation with Martin Laird (Part Three) Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Carl McColman, Cassidy Hall Guest: Fr. Martin Laird, OSA Date Recorded: February 25, 2019 "A self 'unselfed' of self is free, is fully created, and becomes a vehicle of compassion because it has overcome the sense of a separate self." — Martin Laird

Our conversation with contemplative author Martin Laird continues with this episode. To hear part one, click here. "What I mean by 'Contemplative' is ultimately overcoming the illusion of separation of God, and that illusion is sustained and maintained by inner noise in our head. And everything about our culture keeps our attention riveted there." — Martin Laird Some of the resources and authors we mention in this episode: Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, Martin Laird, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation Martin Laird, An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. Martin Laird, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith Miguel Farias & Dr Catherine Wikholm, The Buddha Pill: Can Meditation Change You? Evagrius Ponticus, The Praktikos & Chapters on Prayer John Climacus, The Ladder of Divine Ascent The Desert Mothers and Fathers, Early Christian Wisdom Sayings Bernard of Clairvaux, Selected Works Anonymous, The Cloud of Unknowing John of the Cross, Collected Works Meister Eckhart, Selected Writings John Ruusbroec, The Spiritual Espousals and Other Works Thomas Merton, Dialogues with Silence Thomas Keating, Open Mind, Open Heart: The Contemplative Dimension of the Gospel Richard Rohr, The Naked Now: Learning to See as the Mystics See Teresa of Ávila, The Interior Castle Howard Thurman, Essential Writings Martin Luther King Jr., Strength to Love Diarmaid MacCulloch, Silence: A Christian History "Life itself is too wild to be tamed by the social constructs that we try to shoehorn it into." — Martin Laird Episode 56: Silent Land, Luminous Ocean: A Conversation with Martin Laird (Part Two) Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Carl McColman Guest: Fr. Martin Laird, OSA Date Recorded: February 18, 2019 "In deepest silence the self is 'unselfed' of self... Silence 'unothers' the other." — Martin Laird  

Our conversation with contemplative author Martin Laird continues with this episode. To hear part one, click here. "What I mean by 'Contemplative' is ultimately overcoming the illusion of separation of God, and that illusion is sustained and maintained by inner noise in our head. And everything about our culture keeps our attention riveted there." — Martin Laird Some of the resources and authors we mention in this episode: Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, Martin Laird, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation Martin Laird, An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. Martin Laird, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith Miguel Farias & Dr Catherine Wikholm, The Buddha Pill: Can Meditation Change You? Evagrius Ponticus, The Praktikos & Chapters on Prayer John Climacus, The Ladder of Divine Ascent The Desert Mothers and Fathers, Early Christian Wisdom Sayings Bernard of Clairvaux, Selected Works Anonymous, The Cloud of Unknowing John of the Cross, Collected Works Meister Eckhart, Selected Writings John Ruusbroec, The Spiritual Espousals and Other Works Thomas Merton, Dialogues with Silence Thomas Keating, Open Mind, Open Heart: The Contemplative Dimension of the Gospel Richard Rohr, The Naked Now: Learning to See as the Mystics See Teresa of Ávila, The Interior Castle Howard Thurman, Essential Writings Martin Luther King Jr., Strength to Love Diarmaid MacCulloch, Silence: A Christian History "Life itself is too wild to be tamed by the social constructs that we try to shoehorn it into." — Martin Laird Episode 56: Silent Land, Luminous Ocean: A Conversation with Martin Laird (Part Two) Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Carl McColman Guest: Fr. Martin Laird, OSA Date Recorded: February 18, 2019 "In deepest silence the self is 'unselfed' of self... Silence 'unothers' the other." — Martin Laird  

Martin Laird is the author of three highly-regarded books on Christian contemplative spirituality: Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation, and An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. He is an Augustinian friar, and Professor of Early Christian Studies at Villanova University. He is also the author of an academic monograph, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith. Father Martin lectures and leads retreats widely through the United States, the United Kingdom and Ireland. His books are deeply grounded in the Christian tradition and yet are accessible guides to how silence integrates into prayer and everyday life. Fr. Martin joined Carl and Kevin for a conversation over Skype, and a week later spoke with us again, this time with Cassidy joining us as well. Thanks to his generosity, this is our longest interview yet, and we hope our listeners will find insight and meaning in this thoughtful and perceptive conversation on silence and the spiritual life. The 'silent land' is you. — Martin Laird Some of the resources and authors we mention in this episode: Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, Martin Laird, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation Martin Laird, An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. Martin Laird, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith Gregory of Nyssa, From Glory to Glory Nikodemos of the Holy Mountain and Makarios of Corinth, Compilers: The Philokalia, The Complete Text Volume One Volume Two Volume Three Volume Four Early Fathers from the Philokalia Writings from the Philokalia on Prayer of the Heart Thomas Keating, Intimacy with God: An Introduction to Centering Prayer Cynthia Bourgeault, The Heart of Centering Prayer Laurence Freeman, Web of Silence: Letters to Meditators John Main, Door to Silence: An Anthology for Meditation John Climacus, The Ladder of Divine Ascent Carl Rogers, On Becoming a Person Albert Einstein, Ideas and Opinions The Desert Mothers and Fathers, Early Christian Wisdom Sayings Teresa of Ávila, Collected Works Volume 2: The Way of Perfection and The Interior Castle John of the Cross, Collected Works of St. John of the Cross Elias Marechal, Tears of an Innocent God Augustine, The Confessions of Saint Augustine Episode 55: Silent Land, Luminous Ocean: A Conversation with Martin Laird (Part One) Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Carl McColman Guest: Fr. Martin Laird, OSA Date Recorded: February 18, 2019

Martin Laird is the author of three highly-regarded books on Christian contemplative spirituality: Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation, and An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. He is an Augustinian friar, and Professor of Early Christian Studies at Villanova University. He is also the author of an academic monograph, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith. Father Martin lectures and leads retreats widely through the United States, the United Kingdom and Ireland. His books are deeply grounded in the Christian tradition and yet are accessible guides to how silence integrates into prayer and everyday life. Fr. Martin joined Carl and Kevin for a conversation over Skype, and a week later spoke with us again, this time with Cassidy joining us as well. Thanks to his generosity, this is our longest interview yet, and we hope our listeners will find insight and meaning in this thoughtful and perceptive conversation on silence and the spiritual life. The 'silent land' is you. — Martin Laird Some of the resources and authors we mention in this episode: Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land: A Guide to the Christian Practice of Contemplation, Martin Laird, A Sunlit Absence: Silence, Awareness and Contemplation Martin Laird, An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation and Liberation. Martin Laird, Gregory of Nyssa and the Grasp of Faith Gregory of Nyssa, From Glory to Glory Nikodemos of the Holy Mountain and Makarios of Corinth, Compilers: The Philokalia, The Complete Text Volume One Volume Two Volume Three Volume Four Early Fathers from the Philokalia Writings from the Philokalia on Prayer of the Heart Thomas Keating, Intimacy with God: An Introduction to Centering Prayer Cynthia Bourgeault, The Heart of Centering Prayer Laurence Freeman, Web of Silence: Letters to Meditators John Main, Door to Silence: An Anthology for Meditation John Climacus, The Ladder of Divine Ascent Carl Rogers, On Becoming a Person Albert Einstein, Ideas and Opinions The Desert Mothers and Fathers, Early Christian Wisdom Sayings Teresa of Ávila, Collected Works Volume 2: The Way of Perfection and The Interior Castle John of the Cross, Collected Works of St. John of the Cross Elias Marechal, Tears of an Innocent God Augustine, The Confessions of Saint Augustine Episode 55: Silent Land, Luminous Ocean: A Conversation with Martin Laird (Part One) Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Carl McColman Guest: Fr. Martin Laird, OSA Date Recorded: February 18, 2019

This month’s (short!) podcast covers the the following articles from the Association newsletter: Brother Peter's editorial, Daniel O'Leary's reflection on Lent, and a book review by Mark O'Connor. More information on Martin Laird's book can be found in the link below: https://www.amazon.com/Ocean-Light-Contemplation-Transformation-Liberation/dp/0199379947

Josh was lucky enough to play in the Scottish Open Pro-Am on Wednesday. Hear his experiences throughout the day at Gullane Golf Club. He chats to his caddie for the day, Callum who is a member at the club. Hear from Martin Laird, Josh's pro for the day, on being back in Scotland and a golfing no no from the PGA Tour. Will nerves get the better of Josh? Listen and find out.

Who are your "silence heroes" — persons, living or dead, famous or obscure, who inspired or mentored or otherwise encouraged your encounter, and/or ongoing relationship, with silence? This is the question that the three co-hosts of this podcast explore in this episode. Cassidy, Carl and Kevin talk about the spiritual leaders, mystics, poets, writers, and other key figures who have helped us to "meet" silence more fully in our lives. When you really meet silence, when you really encounter silence, it reminds you that you're good enough, as is — whatever you're doing, whoever you are, it reminds you that you're good enough, because it is a place of love, it is a place of self-encounter, it is a place of the encounter of the Divine, of God. — Cassidy Hall We talk about how our silence heroes inspire us — how they encourage us to love, to embrace nature, to write and enjoy poetry, to be sacred nonconformists, to preserve stillness,  teach us how to talk about silence (or how to be silent with silence!), give us both theoretical and practical approaches to silence — all the while using their lyrical and poetic voices to encourage us to be, likewise, the "poets of our own lives" — lives in which silence "allows our own selves to actually come forward and speak." We are all poets of our own lives and silence allows our own selves to actually come forward and speak. — Kevin Johnson Some of the resources and authors we mention in this episode: Thomas Merton, Day of a Stranger Mary Oliver, Devotions: The Selected Poems Sara Maitland, A Book of Silence Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land Elias Marechal, Tears of an Innocent God Maggie Ross, Silence, Volume 1: Process Maggie Ross, Silence, Volume 2: Application Maggie Ross, Seasons of Death and Life: A Wilderness Memoir Rowan Williams, Silence and Honey Cakes Desert Fathers and Mothers, The Wisdom of the Desert (edited by Thomas Merton) Thomas Merton, Love and Living Walt Whitman, The Complete Poems Paul Tillich, The Courage to Be Thomas Merton, Raids on the Unspeakable Thomas Merton, The Literary Essays of Thomas Merton J. K. Rowling, The Harry Potter Collection At one point Carl mentions Martin Thornton when he's actually talking about Martin Laird, so in all fairness to his Freudian slip, here's a book worth reading from that author: Martin Thornton, Christian Proficiency Silence is the tomb of Christ —  a place of infinite possibility. — A Monk of New Melleray Abbey Kevin Johnson is a university professor, writer, speaker, and retreat leader based in Connecticut. Cassidy Hall is a writer, photographer, and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. Carl McColman is an author, catechist, and retreat leader based in Atlanta. For language to be sane, it needs to be suffused with silence; and for silence to be accessible, it needs to be held in language... to be a human being who wishes to enter deeply into the cave of silence, our sherpa will be language. — Carl McColman Episode 6: Our Silence Heroes Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Cassidy Hall and Carl McColman Date Recorded: November 13, 2017

Who are your "silence heroes" — persons, living or dead, famous or obscure, who inspired or mentored or otherwise encouraged your encounter, and/or ongoing relationship, with silence? This is the question that the three co-hosts of this podcast explore in this episode. Cassidy, Carl and Kevin talk about the spiritual leaders, mystics, poets, writers, and other key figures who have helped us to "meet" silence more fully in our lives. When you really meet silence, when you really encounter silence, it reminds you that you're good enough, as is — whatever you're doing, whoever you are, it reminds you that you're good enough, because it is a place of love, it is a place of self-encounter, it is a place of the encounter of the Divine, of God. — Cassidy Hall We talk about how our silence heroes inspire us — how they encourage us to love, to embrace nature, to write and enjoy poetry, to be sacred nonconformists, to preserve stillness,  teach us how to talk about silence (or how to be silent with silence!), give us both theoretical and practical approaches to silence — all the while using their lyrical and poetic voices to encourage us to be, likewise, the "poets of our own lives" — lives in which silence "allows our own selves to actually come forward and speak." We are all poets of our own lives and silence allows our own selves to actually come forward and speak. — Kevin Johnson Some of the resources and authors we mention in this episode: Thomas Merton, Day of a Stranger Mary Oliver, Devotions: The Selected Poems Sara Maitland, A Book of Silence Martin Laird, Into the Silent Land Elias Marechal, Tears of an Innocent God Maggie Ross, Silence, Volume 1: Process Maggie Ross, Silence, Volume 2: Application Maggie Ross, Seasons of Death and Life: A Wilderness Memoir Rowan Williams, Silence and Honey Cakes Desert Fathers and Mothers, The Wisdom of the Desert (edited by Thomas Merton) Thomas Merton, Love and Living Walt Whitman, The Complete Poems Paul Tillich, The Courage to Be Thomas Merton, Raids on the Unspeakable Thomas Merton, The Literary Essays of Thomas Merton J. K. Rowling, The Harry Potter Collection At one point Carl mentions Martin Thornton when he's actually talking about Martin Laird, so in all fairness to his Freudian slip, here's a book worth reading from that author: Martin Thornton, Christian Proficiency Silence is the tomb of Christ —  a place of infinite possibility. — A Monk of New Melleray Abbey Kevin Johnson is a university professor, writer, speaker, and retreat leader based in Connecticut. Cassidy Hall is a writer, photographer, and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. Carl McColman is an author, catechist, and retreat leader based in Atlanta. For language to be sane, it needs to be suffused with silence; and for silence to be accessible, it needs to be held in language... to be a human being who wishes to enter deeply into the cave of silence, our sherpa will be language. — Carl McColman Episode 6: Our Silence Heroes Hosted by: Kevin Johnson With: Cassidy Hall and Carl McColman Date Recorded: November 13, 2017

In this edition of the Secret in the Dirt Podcast, Mike and Jimmy recap their picks from the Valero Texas Open. Mike came away on top by a nose after Martin Laird shot a final round 63. Next, Mike recaps his weekend seeing Willie Nile in concert in Buffalo. He eventually explains what that has to do with golf...

In this week’s episode of the Golf Gambling Podcast on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network, Boston Capper (@boston_capper) and Steve Schirmer recap Martin Laird's unexpected win at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and other big takeaways from the weekend. Steve also admits to making maybe the worst live bet in gambling history, both shocking and disgusting his co-host. They next move onto the CJ Cup @ Shadow Creek, including an extensive breakdown of the golf course and what attributes to look for in a player this week. Both of them give a thorough analysis of all their favorite plays and fades in DraftKings (PROMO CODE SGP) from each price range. Unlike last week where they bickered about nearly every player, they found themselves liking and hating a lot of the same players. That always goes great, right? They also give out their favorite props on Thrive Fantasy for Round 1 (PROMO CODE SGP). Finally, they wrap up the show with their best bets for outright winners and matchup props on MyBookie.ag. Follow - Twitter ( https://twitter.com/gamblingpodcast ) | Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/sportsgamblingpodcast/ ) Subscribe - Apple ( https://sg.pn/sgpn ) | Spotify ( https://sg.pn/sgpns ) Website - SG.PN ( https://sg.pn/ ) Support for this episode - MyBookie ( https://record.webpartners.co/_r3-BH6SjvRkWqcfzuvZcQGNd7ZgqdRLk/7/ ) code "SGP" | ThriveFantasy ( https://e443t.app.goo.gl/S863 ) code "SGP" | AcePerHead.com/SGP ( https://www.aceperhead.com/?cmpid=c2dwIHBvZGNhc3Q%3D ) Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands