Journal of Sacred Work

Reflections, Holidays, Spirituality

Christmas, Light, Hope, Winter Solstice, Memories

  • Days 104-108 – The Leader’s “Patients”

    Leaders care for caregivers not patients. When they do that with love the human experience in hospitals becomes healing as well as curing. Continue reading

  • Days 102-103 We Are Meant for More

    Our works Everyone who seeks meaning in their life, seeks meaning in their work. And, yet, how far we are driven awayfrom that meaning at timesby what we feel are the pressures of the moment-And the sense that we are… Continue reading

  • Day 102 – A new invitation to inspiration

    Hope this will inspire your heart as a new adjunct to the Journal: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-jbedx-adbffa Continue reading

  • Days 98-102 Secret Heart of Spring

    Careers can crush nature’s beauty. Before that my childhood springs were vibrant with miracles collected from the backs of petals & the thighs of eucalyptus trees. Today I dug up my notes & found early advice: “One day you will… Continue reading

  • Days 86-90 – “Because Genius is Not Enough…” The Courage of Partnerships

    Genius must marry bravery to birth success. Why? “Because genius is not enough. It takes courage to change people’s hearts,” Peter Farrelly wrote.  Radical Loving Care calls leaders to reimagine difficult conversations as sacred encounters among equals. Thus, Love requires… Continue reading

  • Days 89-90 With Open Arms

    Let there be peace, welfare and righteousness in every part of the world.  Let confidence and friendship prevail, for the good of all humanity.  Let the people inspire their leaders, helping them to seek peace by peaceful means, helping them,… Continue reading

  • Days 79-83 – Stand Up to America’s Bully

    Tell others, “I oppose Trump’s bullying.” When you see this behavior at work name it & notify HR. Your failure to speak up (respectfully) supports bullying…& breaks off pieces of your soul. For it is immorality that matters here, not illegality.… Continue reading

  • Days 82-83 Clouds

    I was caught up in the busyness of the workday and missed getting outdoors for a change in scenery and a chance to re-energize.  At days end, I exited the building accompanied by my friend Dina and we were suddenly… Continue reading

  • Days 77-81 – New Tracks in the Snow

    The old tracks are always easier. New thinking is only found on new pathways. Old patterns, including hatred, die hard because they seem easy. Why try Love? It is difficult, hard to learn & the only path worth taking.  Continue reading

  • Days 75-76 Simple Offerings

    “Ours is not the task of fixing the entire world all at once, but of stretching out to mend the part of the world that is within our reach. Any small, calm thing that one soul can do to help… Continue reading