Journal of Sacred Work

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  • A Favorite Painter

    I believe I would rather have Stieglitz like something – anything I had done – than anyone else I know.   – Georgia O’Keeffe (1887-1986)    Across the arc of the 20th century, Georgia O’Keeffe created an extraordinary body of work… Continue reading

  • The Net of Gems

    In loving encounters, we escape, during that time, our own loneliness. Imagine if we could look at the world as a net with gems available at each intersection of one pathway over another? With all the trouble along so many… Continue reading

  • Judging Others?

    Based on the theory in The Secret, the law of attraction brings to us what we think about, either positive or negative. I can’t say if this was a case of cause and effect. I thought negatively about him, and… Continue reading

  • The Invisible

    The most important things in your life and mine have to do with who and what we love. The objects of our love can be seen. But the energy which moves between us and our loved ones can never be… Continue reading

  • Safety

    Today offers an opportunity to pray for those caught in this turbulence of hate, children and adults alike. It is also an opportunity to recognize the caregivers who devote their lives to helping. Continue reading

  • The Wisdom of Doing Nothing

    Caregivers need time to rest. And they need more than a 10 minute break. Most European countries understand this and allow long lunch hours. But while we’re waiting for this revolution to come to America, perhaps we could recognize that… Continue reading

  • New Thinking About Love?

    In the future, caregivers will be called to engage the forces of Love as a regular part of treatment protocols. In the future, caregivers will discover that treatment without Love is a shallow exercise. In the future, Love will be… Continue reading

  • Soul & Body

    Love is ours to engage together. When we enter Love’s field, we are joined with joy. Continue reading

  • Listening to the Sacred

    This is the language of the ill patient. From behind closed eyes, they ask for help. Much more, they hope we will approach the mystery of their illness with awe, respect, skill, and a carefully tuned ear. Continue reading

  • The Arc of Excellence

    This Journal was created to support caregivers in their quest to heal. If you don’t care about your work, you’re probably not reading this. If you do care, part of your role is to help reawaken in others the sacred… Continue reading