Spiritual Literacy Month is one couple's legacy of right intention
Frederick and Mary Ann Brussat (Portrait courtesy of Spirituality & Practice)
Whether it’s knitting, dancing, or chopping onions, any activity is a spiritual one, as long as it’s done with the divine in mind. Over their 30-year careers as co-editors of their internet magazine, Spirituality & Practice, Mary Ann and Frederic Brussat, 78 and 82 respectively, have taken this as a guiding principle.
“It’s important for people to recognize that pretty much anything they do can be spiritual with the right intention,” said Mary Ann. “People are a lot more spiritual than they think they are.”
But people don’t always know how to connect with their spiritual selves, Mary Ann explained. In 1996, the couple founded “Spiritual Literacy Month” to encourage people to interpret the spiritual signs life throws at them.
