Munro, David

Greetings! I’m Dave Munro, a spiritual director, interfaith minister, hospital chaplain, environmental lawyer, partner, father, and grandfather. I would love to accompany you in deepening your connection to Spirit in whatever form the Divine speaks to you.

I have served Unitarian Universalism in many roles, including as president of my home congregation of Albany NY and as president of the St. Lawrence District. I have offered both individual and group spiritual direction to Wellspring participants.

What makes an effective spiritual director? Here is what I have found to be important in my own work, both as a director and directee:

• Deep Listening- is a form of spiritual hospitality by which those who are listened to start feeling accepted, and discovering their true selves.

• Wholeness- assisting the directee in coming to know themselves as completely acceptable and worthy of love, and fully accepted and loved by the Divine.

• Radical Acceptance- I come to spiritual direction with enormous curiosity and a non-judgmental presence, thereby providing directees with permission to reflect upon their journeys through both joyous and challenging times.

The world desperately needs spiritual companionship- contact me for a complimentary ‘get to know you’ session to see if we might be a good fit!

The spiritual director offers the following kinds of spiritual direction services, and is available to meet in the following manners.

Service Offerings: Individual Spiritual Direction, Group Spiritual Direction

Session Format: In Person, Online (Zoom, Skype, etc.), Telephone

Payment Notes: $50 per sesssion

UU Wellspring Approved? UU Wellspring Spiritual Director

The spiritual director identifies in the following ways.

Gender: Man

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The spiritual director has direct experience, training, or expertise in the following areas.

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Spiritual Spheres: Interfaith, Interspiritual, Spiritual but Not Religious

This is where the spiritual director received their training, how often they receive supervision, and the professional associations where they are members.

Supervision: Peer group (Monthly or more)