Liz Wessel – Page 3 – Journal of Sacred Work

January 8, 2018

Days 8-12 Morning Light

Does unwrapping morning’s gift “a ribbon at a time” take too long? Only if we have decided that rushing is more important than living. Continue reading

July 3, 2017

Days 187-191 – Forgotten Wings

To recover your forgotten wings (& become a better leader) tell someone else they have magic powers. When they cast a cynic’s eye say: “You’re magic to me. Every time I see you I feel better.” Continue reading

December 4, 2016

Days 339-343 – The House of Surprise

“The passing world survives only in moments of absolute being…” To find beauty in the image of a woman interrupting the lines of a row of drinking fountains is a gift we can unwrap everyday. Thus, our “ordinary” workplace becomes… Continue reading

November 14, 2016

Days 319-323 Folds of Grace

Work at any job for ten, twenty or thirty years & it becomes hard to see the elegance around us. When we find it our days breathe meaning. The world harbors dark pain. The world offers startling folds of grace. Continue reading

October 16, 2016

Days 303-307 – Slow

Speed tramples compassion, destroys Radical Loving Care & causes spiritual blindness. Race through your days & you will miss the world’s beauty. All gifts hide inside Slow. Continue reading

June 5, 2016

Days 159-163 – Streams of Light – The 10th Anniversary of The Journal

On the tenth anniversary of The Journal of Sacred Work may you experience streams of light as these words & this image pass before you. Continue reading

June 8, 2015