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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Love holds us as close as we allow. She is Mystery & Delight – ready to wrap us in her veil of joy. The only question is whether we will accept her gentle invitation.
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There is a light in you which cannot die; whose presence is so holy that the world is sanctified because of you. All things that live bring gifts to you, and offer them in gratitude and gladness at your feet. The scent of flowers is their gift to you. The waves bow down before you,…
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The question is not what do you like, but what do you love? Pick a passion & dive deep. Your life’s diamonds cannot be found on the surface.
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Note: Reflection offered by Liz Sorensen Wessel. Father Richard Rohr describes the first half of life as a time for building our identity, following career pursuits, gaining confidence in our skillfulness, accomplishing and striving for success, which are developmental steps for establishing ourselves in the world. Then one day we may awaken and wonder about…
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If an angel appeared & offered you perfect health to age 80 & a peaceful death on your eightieth birthday would you take the deal?
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On August 21, as the total eclipse cuts America on the bias, my grace-filled mother turns 105. Molly Chapman had to live more than a century to experience this astronomical magic. At the rate she is going she will make the next eclipse in 2024.
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“The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” was a bigger than life story during the days of my childhood. Dorothy was lost and wanted to find home again. Her companions were all looking for something precious that was seemingly lost or perhaps never quite attained. She made friends along the way and they journeyed together to…
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Houses are built from the ground up. Homes are built from the inside out with love’s touches. Is the house of the spirit built from the roof down?
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Note: This powerful and important message was written by John Pavlovitz and I just had to share it with you… Do not lose heart!~Liz Sorensen Wessel MAY 18, 2017 / JOHN PAVLOVITZ “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” In 1871, Unitarian minister Theodore Parker first spoke these words in opposition to slavery here…
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