Journal of Sacred Work
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Days 306-307 Our Presence
“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous,… Continue reading
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Days 303: A Reflection on Time
A Reflection on Time A man of extraordinary talents, Erie Chapman is a composer, artist, filmmaker, lover of Beauty, author, attorney, health care leader and visionary. I wish to dedicate this reflection to Reverend Erie Chapman during this Pastoral Week in… Continue reading
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Days 299-300 1914
I grew up in the house my dad was raised in. Story told, he was an only child and was born prematurely. A baby weighing a mere 3 lbs., he was so tiny that his mother carried him on a… Continue reading
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Days 273-274 Turning People Into Trees
When you go out into the woods and you look at trees, you see all these different trees. And some of them are bent, and some of them are straight, and some of them are evergreens, and some of them… Continue reading
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Days 259-260 Within the Light
It’s as if you are having a bad dream that you just can’t wake up from and I’ve entered into your dream to accompany you on this journey. We both laughed amid the confusion that accompanies memory loss, and my… Continue reading
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Days 251-252 Devotion
Note: This marvelous Reflection is offered by Terry Chapman Photo of Shackleton leaving Elephant Island to seek help Care giving of all kinds can be seen as a loving act, whether it takes place in a hospital, a home, or… Continue reading
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Days 244-245 Something Precious
"I would see you as my friend, / That I may remember you are a part of me / And come to know myself." -Course in Miracles Prayer of the Person The person across from you is the greatest miracle and… Continue reading
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Days 237-238 Your Smile
Recently, friends have gifted me with flowering plants on occasions such as birthdays, or from students who wish to express appreciation and co-workers who manifest love through kind gestures. A year ago, my dear friend June gave me the… Continue reading
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Days 230-231 A Summer Garden
Leaves and Blossoms Along the Way: A Poem by Mary Oliver If you’re John Muir you want trees to live among. If you’re Emily, a garden will do. Try to find the right place for yourself. If you can’t find… Continue reading
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Days 223-224 Acceptance
Note: Special thanks to Terry Chapman for offering this meaningful reflection BIRD SPIRITUALITY! Artist James Marsh What can we learn from our winged friends? First, we can learn how to soar above everyday concerns and boredom by honoring our daily… Continue reading
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