caregivers
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Days 247-248 “Our Secret Destiny”
“It is the traveler, not the travel, that leads to the discovery (or leaves hidden) our secret destiny. The discovery of our destiny turns not on the future, but on our willingness, right now, to find the courage to cross… Continue reading
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Days 244-246 – Just You
“There are nearly seven billion people in the world. And there is just you.” – Reverend Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 240-241- The Face of Mystery
We have to make an effort. We have to choose a full life rather than to retreat into the half-light of the guarded heart. “How are we doing training our ears to listen to the guidance of poets and seers… Continue reading
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Days 237-239 – Sacred Friends
“No matter how dim the air of the prison or the operating room, Love’s light lives.” – Reverend Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 233-234 – Second International Caregivers Day – Recognizing the Highest Self in the Other
A caregiver cannot engage healing energy by quoting policies and rules to a patient in pain. Continue reading
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Days 226-227 – The Struggle for Truth
Truth may have shades, but if we try to bend its light, it may well blind us. Continue reading
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Days 226-227 The Hidden Treasure in Broken Relationships
Fear traps us in shadows. Love can always light our path to another way of seeing. It is only Love that can help us rediscover and honor the hidden treasure that each of our valued relationships once held. Continue reading
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Days 222-223 – In Touch
Our society imposes many boundaries around what is “appropriate” contact. Within these boundaries, the best caregivers know that one of the most powerful tools they have is not a needle or a blood pressure cuff. Their finest gifts often come… Continue reading
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Days 219-221 – Particular Losses
Our ideas and creations mean a lot. But, they pale in comparison to the meaning of the kind acts we do for others – whether remembered or not. Continue reading
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Days 213-216 – “Seeing” Jesus
“We often discover Love’s unconditional presence when we feel most alone.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
Journal of Sacred Work 