Vapor Meditation

Visual Liturgy for the Vapor Meditation by The Liturgists

Written & Spoken by Michael Gungor

The full Vapor Liturgy is available on iTunes

[bugsonmyface]

i keep coming back to this video from time to time. it's like a jolt to my head - a restart that i need every once in awhile. i wish that it had millions of views because it is such an important message.

[glennstaack]

My dad just showed me this on his account, hope he sees this sometime, love you dad, you are a hero

[kariswalborn]

Found this gem again after years. Still as perfectly beautiful & relevant as the first time I heard it. ❤

[fanig]

There should be more videos like this. No catchy music that is louder than the words but simple music supporting the words. So beautiful

[zmaeramirez]

I’ve been listening to this since last yr (2021) and I’ve been listening to this whenever i get overwhelmed with all the good things and even the bad things. I listen to this bc it reminds me to focus on God. That apart from God, everything is meaningless

[loganfox]

I love the work of the liturgists. I thank you so much for the art you create. It is so different, and so thought provoking, and so beautiful. It has been of so much value in understanding my journey. 

[BrookieCookie]

Best video out there. It deserves more recognition.

[mirgulzhumagulova]

The meaning of the words is so true, so refreshing, so humbling, so authentic, yet inspiring.

[river_of_jordan]

This mediation has seriously helped me so much.  I've been listening to it much over the last few months.  My favorite book of the bible growing up was Ecclesiastes, so it was so great to hear such a creative, thoughtful, insightful expression of so many things I've always felt.  You all are amazing!  I love your work.  The world seriously needs more creative expressions of faith, doubt & human life like this.

[k_catholic]

This was the most profound video I've laid eyes on. Thank you for your hard work and please keep on keeping on! Maranatha.

[ystemError]

When I'm feeling really overwhelmed, I listen to this. It makes everything seem a little easier to bear.

[TexasGovernor]

I listen to this almost every single morning. Thank y'all for having made this.

[RaChElRoBiNsOn]

I watch this video a lot. It really helps me to be a more forgiving, kinder and just all round better person. Ever new day that I'm given on this earth all I want is to be a little better than I was the day before. :-)

[DanielOliveira-csbe]

They spoke of two reactions: those who are comforted by this, and those who worry about their finiteness. I'm struggling between these two campus. Our culture doesn't think about death, so it's hard to come to that reality. Could accept your prayers

[RobertAdams]

Everything is both more and less significant than we ever thought!

[Elmownz]

I'm not sure if God is real or not, but I like to take a little time every single day to ponder my existence. I like to see the scriptures as the universe's message itself. Some of them are downright putrid, but hearing things like "My yolk is easy" really vibes with me.

[kelseyhill]

This video has made an impact on my life more than anything. Ever

[MagsterKeef]

They did such an amazing job on this video. Wow.

[watermelonbeast]

I went to a Gungor performance last night and during the breaks between songs
Michael and Lisa talk about the spiritual changes in their lives. They have
been on meditation retreats and by their descriptions are having New Age
Eastern religious awakenings. Lisa especially described feeling oneness with
everything around her and being part of everything and believing that God is in
everything. This is very much the Buddhist and Hindu spiritual worldview and
spiritual experience. I am concerned by what they exposed themselves to when
they moved to California. I was into the New Age, Buddism and Hinduism in my
teens and twenties during the 1970's and became a Christian in my late
thirties. I had to deal battle through an Eastern awakening while the Lord was
delivering me from a rare muscle disease. People who go in this direction do
not understand the power of the spiritual realities behind Eastern forms of
meditation. The first thing to go for most Christian's is their belief in the
uniqueness and divinity of Christ. Michael Gungor involvement in the Enneagram
doesn't help either. It has deep roots in the occult and no rigorous
psychometric research to support it.

[lindseytreweek]

Off Spotify now? 🥺 I couldn’t help think of the lesson it was teaching me that it’s no longer there and I’d listen to it countless times