Meditations
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Beauty, Truth & Caregiving
This week, look for the beauty that lives deeper than pretty smiles and smooth skin. For it is there that Love thrives, waiting for us to notice her Continue reading
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Love’s Comfort
As much as I love a rainy day, there is something magical about the environment when the sun emerges after rain – the air still heavy with moisture…droplets of water glistening on tree leaves and covering my old, weathered deck… Continue reading
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Love and the Face of Healthcare
In order to change the face of healthcare, we will all need to dedicate our work lives and our hearts to a higher priority. The goal of healthcare must be healing, not fixing. Each time we approach each other with… Continue reading
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Whyte’s Midsummer Prayer
Midsummer prayer of poetry Continue reading
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The Face of Love
The face of Love is the face of Beauty. The face of Love is the hand of kindness. The face of Love is present whenever we quiet our hearts enough so that they fall open to her gorgeous light. Continue reading
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Friday Open Forum
Friday’s Open Forum Question is: How do you express Love in your work?Click on "Comment" (below) to post your thoughts Continue reading
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Summer Stardust
Ever since the days when school released me into summer, I have treasured this time of year. Nature herself, as if tired from spring’s glorious labor, leans back in her easy chair. Flowers sway & sweat in summer’s heat. Trees… Continue reading
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The Courage of Lovers
There are so many more forms of courageous exploration than those represented by people like Columbus. It can take as much courage to fully engage with a suffering victim of abuse as it can to climb Mount Everest. And that… Continue reading
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Groupthink?
Can we ever overcome the idea that we are all children of God and that no one is a stranger? Some may say that for every story like the one above there are dozens more about heroes and bravery. And… Continue reading
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Leisure
In a week that has no doubt been filled with many worries and cares for each of us, I offer to you a poem about leisure. These days, I don’t much like rhyming poems. But this one caught my fancy… Continue reading
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