Meditations
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Day 136 – Love’s Laughter
Even in seeking to love, I have taken wrong turns, misstepped with my words, worried too much. The weight of worry is heavy. Continue reading
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Day 135 – Uncommon Love
So many of us think that Love is obvious. So many believe that we all agree about the need for Love and no one will get in the way of its expression. Military leaders in the country of Myanmar (aka… Continue reading
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Day 134 – Spring Flowers of Love
Flowers appear as great gifts. Their beauty is freely available to anyone whose heart is open. Continue reading
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Day 133 – Discovering Ubuntu
In the middle of our caregiving work, the wisdom of Ubuntu is a light that shines from a continent that used to be referred to as “darkest Africa.” Love brings light wherever life affirms her. Continue reading
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Days 130-132 – Open Forum on National Nurse’s Week
Join in the celebration of National Nurse’s Week by posting a comment that celebrates the committed men and women who spend their working lives caring for the sick and wounded.Click on Comments, below, to add your thoughts.Thank you,erie Continue reading
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Day 129 – The Weight of Love
I cannot do it all, but what I am able to do, as Mother Teresa once said, I can do with great love. My greatest act today may be to listen fully and deeply to the heart and need of… Continue reading
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Day 128 – Love & Sorrow
There are no medications to treat the loneliness and low self-image that led this mother of five to drug abuse. The only hope for the six people in this story lies in finding the healing power that only Love can… Continue reading
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Days 126-127 – Exuberance!
Love has no interest in or need for human boundaries. She follows her own path. Love will naturally avoid senseless violence and find righteous expression where justice has failed. She may often call caregivers to break a rule here and… Continue reading
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Days 123-125 – Open Forum
Click on Comments, below, to share your thoughts with other caregivers. Continue reading
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Day 122 – Authentic Living
Each human person is unique and original, and nobody has lived what we have lived. Furthermore, what we have lived, we have lived not just for ourselves but for others as well. Writing can be a very creative and invigorating… Continue reading
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