Journal of Sacred Work
Caregivers have superpowers! Radical Loving Care illuminates the divine truth that caregiving is not just a job. It is Sacred Work.
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Category: Meditations
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None of us, I imagine, ever truly wants to be dependent on another. What healing, however, when we sense that even though I may need your physical intervention, what I want most is the healing that only your love can bring when I am cherished, wanted, even loved.
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Be mindful of your own thoughts and expectations. Patients in a state of hyper-alertness, will search for and register cues from their physicians.
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“There is mounting scientific evidence that the doctor-patient relationship is an important factor in why patients get better.” – Eve Henry
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Recently, I spent three weeks, living an uninvited guest, at Mount Sinai Hospital. My mission was to be a caregiver for my brother John who has a cancerous tumor that tragically and painfully, is ravaging his body.
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Love asks not for partial commitment but for total commitment, no holding back, without expectation of reward, response, or return. The moment I attach any of that to my gift of Love, the gift is diminshed and in the end so am I.
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Caregivers seeking to live Love need to be able to act not from fear of punishment but from love for the being who lying in pain before them.
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Whichever way love goes, That way becomes my faith, The source of beauty, and a light Of sacredness over everything. –Ibn Arabi, Sufi mystic (1165-1240) What do these four lines say to you about love? Do you agree that love leads us to faith or is it the other way around? Have…
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Right now, in this moment, the dying seek the immeasurable wealth of a caregiver with warm eyes and an open heart.
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We are always entering and leaving – closer to beginnings, or nearer to ends.
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At the time of his death, the collection of poems authored by Hafiz is thought to have exceeded 5,000 although only 500 or so have survived and are known today. The gifts of his poetry came to us in English through translation by Ralph Waldo Emerson. The poem shared with you today is one that…