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Days 261-265 “Three Identical Strangers”
You do not have to see “Three Identical Strangers.” But if do you will never forget it because you will be changed. Continue reading
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Days 253-257 – 5 Milligrams
The right words, music or scenery can bring as much relief physically as can a drug. But, given the choice, most of us pick drugs when seeking relief. Continue reading
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Days 246-250 – The Angel of Legacy
Kindnesses bloom whether or not we know the identity of the planter. When the angel comes to lift you from this earth what legacy will she whisper to those that remain? The answer turns not only on what we have done… Continue reading
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Days 239-243 – The Wings of Song
Birds are the only beings that can both sing & fly. We can learn from them that singing is a form of flying & thus we, too, can soar. Continue reading
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Days 232-236 – Where Is Your Garden?
Our gardens are not just homes for plants but any personal place of peace. Wherever you seek solace, that is your garden. Continue reading
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Days 225-229 – The Art of Appreciation
Affirmation is the most powerful tool you have. Practice the art of appreciation in genuine ways & behold the masterpieces you create. Continue reading
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Days 220-224 – Openings in the Clouds
Is a miracle unfolding before you right now, waiting for you to part your clouds of doubt so that it may illuminate your life? Continue reading
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Days 213-217 – Portals to Paradise?
The world we occupy is one we will soon leave. Meanwhile, I fancy finding secret doors here & there, walking through them & experiencing briefly what paradise offers eternally. Continue reading
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Days 206-210 – The Leaders #1 Job
The leader’s most important job: take care of the people who take care of people. When people ask “How Did You Lead Three Hospital Systems to Success?” I say: If you want great care for patients then take great care… Continue reading
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Days 199-203 The Wild Soul
We feel most isolated when we lose touch with beauty. God’s love frees our earthly spirits to “be wild” with our own love; to be drunk on Mother Nature. And to care for the suffering. Continue reading
Journal of Sacred Work 