Love
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Days 350-351 – Whose Life Are You Living?
“Less ego, more God.” – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 340-344 – Catching Rain
“In order to “catch” Love, we may need to loosen our death-grip on the harder realities of caregiving – to let God sprinkle the important discipline of our skill with the mysteries of the heart. Can we learn from a… Continue reading
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Days 336-337 – Diving Into Depth
“Like auto accidents, epiphanies occur unexpectedly. When they do, can we find the strength to dive deeper into the secret our life holds calmly in its hands?” -Erie Chapman 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 326-328 – The Divine Embrace – Self-Compassion vs. Self-Pity
“We are all hurting. We are all scared. Pity wounds. Self-kindness heals. Water your soul with Beauty. Heal your heart with God’s Love. -Reverend Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 319-323 – Hidden Colors
“Caregivers study science to learn how to cure the body’s broken machinery. Healing caregivers study art to enhance their ability to bring the comfort of color to darkened hearts. Each time we uncover more of Beauty’s hidden hues we discover… Continue reading
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Days 315-316 – Close and Far
But close can feel dangerous. Far may seem safe. Jesus called us to love our friends as well as our enemies. Does Love have such a thing as an enemy? – Reverend Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 285-287 – Our Inner Companion
“Perhaps, this is what is most precious in our lives: to see and be seen, to love and be loved, to touch when we can, to quietly sense each other within each day.” -Erie Chapman Continue reading
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