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Days 130-134 What 80 Years Taught George Will
“There is,” as George Santayana said, “no cure for birth and death, save to enjoy the interval.” Continue reading
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Days 123-127 – The Finest of Fine Arts
Caregiving is, in fact, the finest of Fine Arts. A good thing to remember during Nurse’s Month. Continue reading
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Days 116-120 – Women, Men & God
Which sex is, by nature, closer to God? Men, women or neither? If the issue is violence, men lose. 98% of mass shootings are committed by males. Peace comes through surrender. Men find that teaching excruciatingly difficult to practice. Continue reading
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Days 109-113 – When Water Falls
We began life in Water’s womb. Her waves, or lakes, her streams are poems. Especially when water falls. Continue reading
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Days 102-106 Beauty Unexpected
Beauty resides everywhere & often shines most powerfully in the places least noticed & most unexpected. Beauty, although evanescent, is the gift Love gives all who pause to see her face & allow their souls to smile back in gratitude. Continue reading
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Days 95-99 – A Near-Death Experience
As my body moves from near-death to actual, that childhood experience looms. Click on the link for a meditation created to suggest those moments & bring you peace.(1946 footage of dad & me by my mother.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnIHcNufeLI Continue reading
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Days 88-92 Describe Yourself In One Sentence
A wish lantern was released at your birth. What came true? How would you describe who are? Remember? Just one sentence. Mine is: “I went after too much & got it.” Continue reading
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Days 81-85 Resident Beauty
When we serve Beauty we are living Love. When we live Love we live our best selves. That is why Beauty is a garden well worth tending. Continue reading
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Days 74-77 One Swing
For a moment, the subject was not the pandemic or politics or war. It was that something happy happened to somebody, anybody. Something they could celebrate as well. Continue reading
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Days 67-71 – Deep Comfort
Cynics are incapable of experiencing deep comfort. True healers help sufferers to trust what they cannot see, to see Beauty that is right before their eyes, to hope for miracles because life itself is a miracle & to find… Continue reading
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