caregivers
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Days 232-236 – What Caregivers Carry
When we are well we can feel bullet proof. From the height of our health, we may even condescend to the ill. When you are sick illness looks endless. In the depths of your agony, health is a distant star. Continue reading
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Days 201-205 – Sex
Love determines whether any encounter is sacred or profane. Continue reading
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Days 194-198 – The Top 3 Ways Love Promotes Health
The expansive self embraces. This actually nurtures health. The constricted self blocks love, damages health & obstructs healing. Continue reading
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Days 187-191 – Divine Magic
Why must love demand so much of us? Why can’t we limit love’s divine magic so that it is all joy and no sorrow? Continue reading
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Days 140-144 – Recollections of Ecstasy
If it is a gift to experience amnesia around pain is it a curse that ecstasy can also confound our recollection?…Every ecstatic experience shares one thing in common: love. Without it “satisfaction” is cheaply won and ultimately devoid of meaning.… Continue reading
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Days 133-137 – Time & Suffering
The only thing that lasts a long time is suffering. All other time – occasions of comfort or joy – moves faster. Continue reading
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Days 119-123 – Transactions & Transcendence
“But isn’t light as mysterious as darkness;/ isn’t what lifts and reveals/ as profound as that which descends and covers?” -Clare Bateman Continue reading
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Days 115-118 Falling Through Time [Reading time: 60 Seconds]
Behold the truth tellers! I admire them more than I can say, write, preach or live…They know we are falling through time with our lives on the line so they speak the truth and take the consequences. – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 112-114 – Aimless Love
“…what a fine thing to embrace “Aimless Love” the way Collins describes it: The love of the chestnut,/ the jazz cap and one hand on the wheel./ No lust, no slam of the door…” What a particular peace this offers. Continue reading
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Day 109 – Anima & A Picture
Why is the truest part of ourselves hidden so deep within? How many layers divide our “true” selves from what we show the world? Continue reading
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