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Days 129-133 – From Which Well Do You Drink?
“Fear fuels desire, not Love. Love leads us to genuine passion. How exhausting to drink each day from Fear’s well. How exhilarating to discover Love’s well – there to drink, perhaps for the first time, free of worry.” -Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 127-128 – The Present Moment – A Guest Commentary by Candace Nagle
“Sometimes that which calls us into the grand miracle of the present moment may be a loud bang of beauty like a glorious sunset or the fragrance of a fully blooming rose. But my apprenticeship to the NOW began with… Continue reading
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Days 122-126 – Night
“The night can be an intruder. The night can also bring amazing grace.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 120-121 Living an “Altogether” Life
Vulnerability and the transforming power of Love. Continue reading
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Days 115-119 – Creating the Sacred
“No place becomes sacred merely by its location or structure. Any place where Love meets need will immediately take on the garment of the holy.” -Reverend Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 113-114 Another Way
As weekend contributor to the Journal of Sacred Work, I see this as an opportunity to focus caregivers' attention towards self-care. Chances are it has been a busy stress-filled week. Healthcare reform coupled with a difficult economy is driving significant… Continue reading
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Days 108-110 – How Do Stories Change Us?
Our stories define our lives. Particular stories can change our lives – the ones told by family and friends, the ones described in books, movies and on television and the stories we tell each other. Most crucial of all, of… Continue reading
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Days 106-107 Nature’s Spirit
Recently, my husband, Woody and I enjoyed a weekend in Northern California. I awoke early Saturday morning to the sound of rain falling from a steel grey sky. When the sun broke through we went for a walk in Armstrong… Continue reading
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Days 104-105 – The Servant’s Heart & The Power of Stories
“Those with a Servant’s Heart put aside their immediate wants for the deeper needs of others. They help others no matter what.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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