God’s Love
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How You React to your Act: Days 245-249
How do we react to our acts? Is courage & contrition & persistence enough? What about God’s Love? Continue reading
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Days 67-71 – Deep Comfort
Cynics are incapable of experiencing deep comfort. True healers help sufferers to trust what they cannot see, to see Beauty that is right before their eyes, to hope for miracles because life itself is a miracle & to find… Continue reading
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Days 7-11 – The Ultimate Kidnapping
God alone rescues us from Earth’s kidnapping & restores what has been missing – unconditional love. 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
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Days 157-161 – What do we worship?
We are what we worship. Worship a flower & experience its energy. Appreciate a sacred shine & feel peace. Seek to heal the wounded & you will feel healing. Worship cruelty & your spirit will suffer. Continue reading
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Days 105-109 – “Do You Love Me?”
“If you love God, you will Love those in need as well as those you desire.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 80-81 – Can Love Heal “love?”
“Why is it that those who love each other the most often hurt each other the most?…The love you practice is weighed down by demands of the world. That is why only God’s Love can heal the wounds sometimes inflicted… Continue reading
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Days 329-330 – How Words Shape Humanity
“Finding the right words tells us whether we are living in God’s Light, or walking in the half tones of shallow experience.” Continue reading
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Days 189-190 Learning to Fall
Stand under the stars and say what you like to them. Praise them, question them, pray to them, and wish upon them. The universe will not answer. But it will have spoken. –Timothy Ferris In the days… Continue reading
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Days 166-167 – Everywhere We Were, We Are – Our Spiritual Footprints
God’s Love holds for us the memory of every time and place we have been present. Continue reading
Journal of Sacred Work 