Tag Archives: Tym
Arrows
“Have you had lunch yet?” I asked Fred, hoping he hadn’t eaten the leftover spaghetti. “Yes. I ate the spaghetti,” he said. “It was good.” Argh! Now I’d need to figure out something else to make for dinner. One more … Continue reading →
Posted in compassion, Mindfulness, Reflections, Stories
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Tagged Anthony de Mello, arrows, Don Joseph Goewey, Esther Hizsa, Hans Splinter, Hints of Gladness, Open Gate, Radical Acceptance, Rod Janz, spiritual director Burnaby, spiritual director Vancouver, Tara Brach, Tym, You're Okay: Stop Trying to Fix Yourself
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You Are Worthy to Leave This Sadness
He Desired Me So I Came Close No one can near God unless He has prepared a bed for you. A thousand souls hear His call every second, but most every one then looks into their life’s mirror and says, … Continue reading →
Posted in Advent, Mystical, Poetry, Prayer, Stories
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Tagged Advent, Advent Morning Retreat, Annunciation, Audrey Hoehn, Birds on a Wire, Brent Unrau, Daniel Ladinsky, Esther Hizsa, He Desired Me Sio I Came Close, Julie Falk, Love Poems from God, Open Gate, SoulStream, spiritual direction, spiritual director Burnaby, spiritual director Vancouver, Teresa of Avila, Tym
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Opening Doors, Dropping Keys, and Setting Prisoners Free
Sunday morning the new guy preaches again. He jokes and sings. He’s not afraid to say what’s true. He’s not afraid. He sees the stressed look on my face and winks. The man reminds me of Hafiz—the way he goes about humming and opening doors. I take a … Continue reading →
Posted in Poetry, Stories
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Tagged Daniel Ladinsky, Dropping Keys, Hafiz, Open Gate, poet, prisoners, Sufi, The Gift, Tym, unafraid
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An Everyday Pilgrim 