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Days 47-48 – The Vibration That Consoles Us
“In the wake of our passing from this earth, our energy will remain in other forms.” – Reverend Erie Chpaman Continue reading
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Days 333-335 – Feminine Energy
“What both caregiving and the world need, of course, is the right balance of female and male energy. This is what Jesus embodied. The male energy to advance his message against savage attack surged through his worldly body. Simultaneously, Jesus… Continue reading
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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 152-153 – Adrift on the Same Raft
In Love, we offer living water to each other. This is the gift Love offers – the offering of eternal peace. When we live Love, we are no longer adrift. We are all all sick and we are all caregivers.… Continue reading
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Days 138-139 – Love Can Only Love – More About Our “Worth”
Can you choose Love even if you receive no credit on earth or in heaven? Continue reading
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Days 131-132 – The Woman by the Road – Loving the Enemy Within
…as I hate my enemy, I discover that I am hating myself. – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 13-14 – Skin to Skin
Do we ever outgrow our need for the kind of Love we experienced when our mothers held us close? Continue reading
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Days 3-5 – “The Shortest Distance in the World”
So often, we have split ourselves so far away from our dreams that we may not even be able to see what they are, or were. We crush our heart’s best energy by squeezing ourselves into work that seems to… Continue reading
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Days 361-363 – Beauty: The Unfilled Gap
It’s so hard to wait for God when despair lies heavy. It is so difficult to know that on the other side of the unfilled gap lies Beauty. Continue reading
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Days 357-358 – Beauty’s Eve
"A beautiful thing, though simple in its immediate presence, always gives us a sense of depth below depth, almost an innocent wild vertigo as one falls through its levels." Frederick Turner I awoke around midnight to the magic sound of… Continue reading
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