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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Do we ever outgrow our need for the kind of Love we experienced when our mothers held us close?
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Our worldly identity arises through our personality and the pathway we take across this earth. Naturally, our quotidian existence shapes who we and others think we are.
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Internet image The light of divine love longs to shine through every beingopen your heart and welcome that presenceto rise like the sun within you ~Anon Healing is restorative in nature and the body’s ability to heal is miraculous. In the day-to-day, we may not take notice of the extraordinary workings of our…
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A comedienne joked on television that tests have shown we will fall in love with anyone whose eyes we gaze into silently for four straight minutes. Hopefully, blinking is allowed. It is funny how nearly impossible it is for adults to look very long, in silence, into someone's eyes – especially if the "someone" is a stranger or someone…
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So often, we have split ourselves so far away from our dreams that we may not even be able to see what they are, or were. We crush our heart’s best energy by squeezing ourselves into work that seems to keep us from living life “to the full.”
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"All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware." ~Martin Buber On this New Year's Day, I like you, am reflecting on the mystery of the days ahead. I am thinking about what to take with me on the journey. I want to travel light and bring only the bare essentials. I…
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Language binds us – and can drive us apart. Language, through poetry and fine prose, can elevate us to transcendent experiences of beauty. Language between lovers can lift relationships to other-worldly states. Language can help heal the sick. Language can enable us to “walk graciously through life.”
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It’s so hard to wait for God when despair lies heavy. It is so difficult to know that on the other side of the unfilled gap lies Beauty.
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"Let us find revelation not solely in the past, nor live only for the future but rejoice in the present moment where all time is joined together" ~ St. Matthew"s Liturgy Merry Christmas! Love, ~liz
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"A beautiful thing, though simple in its immediate presence, always gives us a sense of depth below depth, almost an innocent wild vertigo as one falls through its levels." Frederick Turner I awoke around midnight to the magic sound of walnuts being cracked open on the fireplace hearth in the next room. It was Santa!…
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