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Into the Light
Life has slowed down. My books have arrived; my calendar isn’t jammed. I can linger over meals and leave my phone in my pocket when I walk to the store. I shed an old skin in the rough darkness. After … Continue reading →
Posted in Poetry, Reflections, Seed Cracked Open, Stories, Writing
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Tagged Chris B scorpkris, David Wilcox, Esther Hizsa, Galatians 5:1, hand in Wild Grass, Into the light, lloyd Morgan, Mary Oliver, shedding an old skin, spiritual director Burnaby, spiritual director Vancouver, Step into Your Skin, stepping into the light, The Forest
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Having Tea with My Rage
I knew I needed to forgive, so my friend loaned me the book Women Who Run With the Wolves. I turned to the chapter on forgiveness. Near the end of it, Clarissa Pinkola Estés outlines the stages of forgiveness. But before I … Continue reading →
Are You Going to Wear It?
It wasn’t my outfit that offended; it was my belief. After the disgruntled person walked away, a friend remained and asked me if I was okay. Neither of us had more than a few minutes to talk. I blurted out, “I think … Continue reading →
Posted in Spiritual Direction, Stories
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Tagged expectations, fear, freedom, Galatians 5:1, judgment, Just Ard, Just Passing, Martin Hricko, Pure Joy, Weighed down
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