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Days 173-177 – Midnight Friends
Who are your middle-of-the-night friends – people you can count on no matter what? To whom are you such a friend? Continue reading
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Days 166-170 – Love Is Stronger Than Death
Can a union of love become so radical that it outlives earthly existence? One Episcopal priest says, Yes. Continue reading
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Days 160-164 – “Your Love Has An Eloquent Tone…” – Hafiz
Love has the pitch and timbre of truth, faith and compassion. When we live this Love, we are always in tune. Search today for your most eloquent voice. Live this Love & the world will be glad for it. Continue reading
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Days 139-143 – America’s Newest Healing Hospital – Bingham Memorial
Few hospitals deliver healing as well as curing. Bingham Memorial Hospital has recently become Healing Hospital Certified as a place that offers both. Continue reading
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Days 132-136 – What lives in Negative Space?
Every good artist learns that negative space holds the key to positive space. “Empty” areas allow images to breath, notes to sing & caregivers to listen for Love’s voice. Continue reading
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Days 125-129 – Courage
“Courage is the measure of our heartfelt participation with life,” Whyte writes. But it is always easier to hide. Courage is a choice. The only way to live fully is to choose it. Continue reading
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Days 117-122 – 11 Truths About Imagination
“I am certain of nothing but the Holiness of the heart’s affections and the truth of Imagination,” Keats wrote. Imagination breathes youth & vitality into our lives – if only we will let it. Continue reading
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Days 109-114 – Between Easters: Love & The Harrowing of Hell
Earth’s hells are the asylums of the sick & wounded. Caregivers descend there each day to rescue us from our suffering. Continue reading
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Days 102-106 – Symbols of Love
Joseph Campbell defined a symbol as “an energy evoking, and directing, agent.” Hospitals & hospices signal anxiety. The right symbols help Compassion defeat Fear opening the door to healing. Continue reading
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