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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Culture determines behavior. Leaders determine culture. Leaders have a massive opportunity to create cultures of loving care. When they waste that they betray the mission of the hospitals where they lead.
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…believe in everyday miracles waiting for you to care.
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What a hilarious shock I got seeking serenity in my backyard. Monks & meditators catch Peace Fish every day. What do they understand that we do not?
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Science tells us what goes up must come down. Spirituality tells us what comes down must go up. The body’s destination is earth. The soul’s is heaven. The best portraits picture both – Erie Chapman
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We are stronger than we think. We are more vulnerable than we imagine. That is why citizens of stricken towns say, “I never thought this could happen here!”
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What is that “seam of glue” that binds you to another? Does its strength ease your longing?
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Gift giving can haunt us. It becomes easier when we note David Whyte’s counsel: “…it is the imagination behind the thought that counts, made tangible through gifts that find their definition through being twice blessed.”
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Time for everyone to drop the phrase, “Senior Moment.” Seniors have more to remember because we’ve lived longer. Take comfort that occasionally forgetting names does not indicate a disease process. It means you are human.
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One of my mother’s great gifts was her love of rain. It is not science that communicates rain’s true gravity. Only poets, film artists, writers & painters can suggest what rain means to the heart.
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“There is,” as George Santayana said, “no cure for birth and death, save to enjoy the interval.”
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