Erie Chapman
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Days 363 to New Year Days 2 & 3 – Smooth Lightning
“What light shines from your presence?” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 349-353 – Winter Comforts
“Your quiet joys are not guilty pleasures. Cultivating your comforts provides the rest you need to live Love.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 342-344 – Loving Your Space
“Love always circles back to the lover…Love the space you occupy and the space will love you. Treat your environment as sacred and you become a part of the sacred…There is no more sacred “space” than the spiritual square footage… Continue reading
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Days 335-339 – Are We More Compassionate?
“Today’s artists weave on looms of light unavailable in earlier eras…Only Radical Loving Care can change the human heart but most of us will not let it in. If we did, we would discover that odd phenomenon that always surprises… Continue reading
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Days 324-325 – Saving A Princess
“Where attention goes, energy flows. It’s an incredibly powerful notion and one you can learn to practice increasingly in your life. Align your energy with Love and you will feel your life transformed.” Continue reading
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Days 321-323 – Just Add Water
“Bathe in the clear water of hope today. Drink the living water of Love.” -Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 307-311 – Today is the Day
“Who are you within and outside your own skin? Today is your day to ask Love to answer that question for you.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 303-304 – “Portable Sabbath”
“What traditional Sabbath times can do is teach you that any day and any moment can be sacred if you pause long enough to recognize it as such.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 300-302 – Celebrating Liz Wessel’s Art & Love
“We are called to be humble. All who know Liz Wessel recognize this trait in her quiet presence.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 286-290 – The Art of Self Healing
“Your worst wounds are self-inflicted. It is not that you are masochistic. It is that we all own egos whose ears are so finely tuned for praise that they bleed at every perceived insult.” Continue reading
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