Love
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Day 1 – Live Love
The resolution to “Live Love, not fear” is a complete and pervasive lifestyle that requires moment by moment presence. Continue reading
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Day 363/4 – The Stages of Our Truth
So long as genuine Love is present, none of the concerns about her appearance are valid. Meanwhile, the forces of power, control, and narrow thinking will continue to block Love’s light from shining into most of Americas hospitals and charities. Continue reading
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Day 359 – Christmas Future
What we celebrate Christmas Day is the birth of Love’s child. Jesus is the personification of hope in the world. His example shines bright for all of us. Continue reading
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Days 354-357 – Caregiver Ideas For Holiday Love – Open Forum
If God is Love, why are we afraid? – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Day 337 – Can People Be “Changed?”
Personality must be accepted for what it is. You musn’t mind that a poet is a drunk. – Oscar Wilde More than a century after the great Oscar Wilde wrote the above line have we yet learned that he… Continue reading
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Days 280-282 – Interpreting Love
Caregivers seeking to live Love need to be able to act not from fear of punishment but from love for the being who lying in pain before them. Continue reading
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Days 269-272 – Heart of the Rose
At the time of his death, the collection of poems authored by Hafiz is thought to have exceeded 5,000 although only 500 or so have survived and are known today. The gifts of his poetry came to us in English… Continue reading
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Days 262-265 – On Being Fully Human
Although none of us can achieve perfect wholeness in all ways in this life, Joyce Johnson suggests that the road to wholeness is the place where we can best serve the miracle of healing for our patients and for ourselves.… Continue reading
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Day 248 – Loving Out of Brokenness
Henri Nouwen has written of the mystery of the human heart in relationship to one another, and suggests our greatest fulfillment lies in giving ourselves to others. Beyond what others have asserted as a universal need to love and be… Continue reading
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