Meditations
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Days 30-34 – Who Should Lead Caregivers?
“The difference between the right & wrong leader is the difference between sunshine & gloom. Leadership incompetency is a hidden health care tragedy. Nurses & physicians who achieved medical certifications were never tested for their leadership skills. Caregivers & patients… Continue reading
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Days 353-357 – The Gifts of Canine Caregivers
We yearn for unconditional love. Our judgement-free pets offer that. Patients often apologize for their appearance. Canine caregivers require no apology. Continue reading
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Days 318-323 – “The Divine Blueprint”
The more variegated & unusual our soul’s blueprint, the more courage it takes to live it. And the more dazzling the result if that courage & that destiny are embraced. Continue reading
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Days 310-315 – The Body Electric or the Electric Body?
We can argue our uniqueness. Still, the “electric body” could, within this century, so threaten our humanity that we may ask: Where is our soul? Continue reading
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Days 303-307 – Slow
Speed tramples compassion, destroys Radical Loving Care & causes spiritual blindness. Race through your days & you will miss the world’s beauty. All gifts hide inside Slow. Continue reading
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Days 264-268 The Rhythm of the Soul
One day the legendary dancer Isadora Duncan (1878-1927) said, “…now I would no longer like to dance to anything but the rhythm of my soul.” She understood that it is in our own best rhythms that we find Love’s embrace. Continue reading
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Days 250-254 – Resting in Awe
“…everything about the world that seems so drearily predictable is in fact charged with an immense & imponderable mystery.” Continue reading
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Days 243-247 – The Sacred Pulse
Amid life’s darker drum beats we can lift up the music of love & thus quicken the sacred pulse of God in our world. Continue reading
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Days 215-219 – Post Life Consciousness
Life’s most interesting questions are the ones without answers. When the “solution” does not appear the question stays open in ways that illuminate our most fascinating energies. Continue reading
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Days 185-186 : One from Many
Note: Reflection by Liz Sorensen Wessel “‘E Pluribus Unum’ was the motto proposed for the first Great Seal of the United States by John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson in 1776. A Latin phrase meaning "One from many," the… Continue reading
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