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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“See the stars? How content they are in their shining. And there stands the embattled sailor. How intent he is on conquering the sea when he could choose to reach into a quieter night and ring the silver bell of kindness.” – Erie Chapman
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“Without the centering of God’s grace and the sharing of love, my life wouldn’t amount to much.” – Karen York
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“Christmas opens a window for us to revist Santa as a hopeful reminder of the spirit of giving. And that giving is, of course, the mother of the Love that we call caregiving.” – Reverend Erie Chapman
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Written by ~liz Sorensen Wessel In the quiet of the pre-dawn morning, my thoughts are with an old friend. Through the years, he wove his being into the fabric of our family and became a beloved member of our clan. Our world intercepted by seeming happenstance. Yet, I’ve heard it said that everything is…
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We need to know that we carry within us a well of sacred energy far beyond what we may imagine in ordinary hours. This power, however, will only arise if we find courage to call on it as well as the faith to accept that it is there.
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If we continue shifting the way we see, our understanding of the whole grows in every aspect of our worldly life. When we embrace the art of seeing, the art of unconditional love follows naturally and enables the flow in Loving Care. – Maria Doglio
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“The children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads.” ~Clement Clarke Moore (1779 – 1863) Note: reflection written by ~liz Sorensen Wessel After a busy week, three of us girlfriends began a Sabbath weekend together in a sweet fashion. We rang in the holiday season with…