Monthly Archives: December 2013

Where do we go when we reach the end?  What do we dream when our dreams are fulfilled?  Living is a constant cycle, and life is the tension that lies within those cycles.  Up and down, back and forth, in … Continue reading →

What can our keyboard teach us?  Escape from the suppositions that bind us.  Shift our focus to what is important.  Control is an illusion.  Refresh our perspective.  Alternate between action and reflection.  Clear our minds.  Enter the world that is … Continue reading →

And there you are, and here I am, and we’re exactly who we are, and neither of us are exactly who we want to be.  And yet we endure, flourish and thrive.  We suffer, worry, reflect and heal.  We rise … Continue reading →

Peace of Mind: a bitter truth we share is that there are often voices in our mind telling us we’re not good enough, or smart enough, or worthy of love.  If our spiritual practice is for nothing else, it is … Continue reading →

Here’s to the new, and here’s to the old.  Let us cherish each in equal measure.  Let us bind them together and wear them as a comfortable jacket.  They will warm us, comfort us, challenge us and engage us.  Yesterday, … Continue reading →

May we proclaim our wholeness and our worthiness, and may we live into the same.  We need only prove these to ourselves, and recognize them in all others.  For glorious recognition we give thanks.  Blessed Be, and Amen.

We are grateful for the many gifts we receive from each other daily: compassion, care, thick listening, deep connecting.  Material gifts are merely  symbols of a more profound sharing.  It is good to give and receive, with gratitude and appreciation … Continue reading →

Let us seek to find again our child-like wonder of everything.  Let us recall how magical the world can be if we experience it without bias or expectation.  Yes, we must be responsible to ourselves and those that depend on us … Continue reading →

O Holy Night – each night is a holy night, and each child born is a miracle.  We are called to herald this deep truth 365 days of the year, recognizing our own divinity and the divinity of each other. … Continue reading →

Are Faith & Belief the same?  Beliefs, whether rational or not, seem to come from experience, observation, and discernment.  Faith is first felt and then practiced: a Faith devoid of practice is merely duplicitous rhetoric.  Let us each believe as … Continue reading →