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Day 210 – Summers of “Doing Nothing”
I think of summer with its luminous fruit,/ blossoms rounding to berries, leaves,/ handfuls of grain. -Mary Oliver With so many things to do in our hectic lives, we may sometimes wish for nothing to do. What better season than summer… Continue reading
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Day 209 – Spiritual Inquiry
Each day it is good for us to ask ourselves, “How am I living Love today?” Continue reading
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Day 208 – No Holding On
there is “no holding on with love.” And as we let go, perhaps we can replace fear with not only Love, but gratitude. Continue reading
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Days 205-207 – How Caregivers Elevate Their Lives
"I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of [a person] to elevate his [or her] life by a conscious endeavor." Henry David Thoreau As you perhaps know, Thoreau came up with many of his most… Continue reading
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Day 204 – The Way of Love
In healthcare systems and workplace settings across American there are tyrants as real and as unjust as those who lord over the camps of North Korea or the desert plains of Rwanda. Continue reading
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Day 203 – The Quality of Your Day
Caregiving is such hard work that it is natural to hope that a given hard time will pass. Somehow, every moment has value, even the difficult ones. For these moments are also part of our sacred time here on earth. Continue reading
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Day 202 – What News is Important
Who will do anything about international crimes in North Korea if we, as caring Americans, do not? Continue reading
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Day 201 – Reaching For Love
Love breeds Love Continue reading
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Days 198-200 – From Lost to “Found”
When have you felt lost, and then found by the world? Continue reading
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Day 197 – A Sabbath Mind
“Often in our striving for a particular result, we are not willing to be surprised by a healing we cannot image. Paradoxically, it is often cowardice that makes us hold on to our own small solutions; it takes infinitely more… Continue reading
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