All shall be well,
and all shall be well,
and all manner of thing shall be well…
for there is a Force of love
moving through the universe
that holds us fast
and will never let us go.
~Julian of Norwich
Shared by Liz Sorensen Wessel
Pencil drawing by ~liz
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Liz, how you could create this mystical vortex of design and color, is beyond me!
I worked with a woman, who was my assistant in a complex position as Manager of Education for a national association. Faced with very challenging tasks in that role, I turned to her and she completed request after request: some small but some quite difficult to do. She never failed to deliver the work; she always smiled when we conversed, but most importantly, she would tell me, when my will faltered:
“It will all be well, Terry.”
I had forgotten her unflinching faith in God, until seeing your post. Yes, all will indeed be well! God, through love, is always there!
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Yes. I am with Terry. Your complex pencil drawing is a wonder and the life changing quote from Julian of Norwich can never be repeated too often. Yes, “all shall be well” for all those who sew themselves into the fabric of love. Thank you, Liz.
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Liz, how superbly well your delicate, captivating and intriguing drawing captures the beauty of the words of Julian of Norwich – how much we need to be reminded that ‘all is well and all will be well’. Thank you.
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Good morning and thank you Terry! I appreciate your sharing your work experinece which is a helpfulto me in these challenging times. In every situation, it is not the circumstance but rather the Love that runs through it.
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Thanks so much, Erie for your beautiful response. “Yes, “all shall be well” for all those who sew themselves into the fabric of love.” I find great comfort in those words…
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Welcome back, Maureen. Your presence has surely been missed. Thank you for your encouraging words and for the way you share this hopw with the people within your community.
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The drawing, Liz !!! So powerful with the words that bring us back to our true nature in God.
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Beautiful and inspiring, just like you. May love wrap around and through us all as the juxtaposition of the begining of Lent is shared with Saint Valentine’s Day.
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