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Tag Archives: God
Good Friday — the road not yet taken April 19, 2019
4.19. 2019 Good Friday…[ the road not yet taken] through the years I know I’ve tried to understand God and conceptualize to comprehend and follow and try to get to know him to make my choice to be his man … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, faith, God, Good Friday, grace, love, relationship
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Ashes ashes
Ashes, ashes, we all fall down. But not yet and not now nor scattered on the wind, ’till, yet commingled with all whom we loved and have been loved by, we rise.
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Tagged Ash Wednesday, faith, God, hope, Jesus, mortality, Prayer, worship
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word turns – March 3
3.30.2018 the words took a left turn on me today, my brain seeing them but not registering. what does that one mean when do I take it, pills, pills, the grouping that grows as one thing then another … Continue reading
the angels have come back – March 22
3.22.2018 the angels have come back although they hadn’t really gone just out of my mind until I needed to get close, and the divine felt so far away, and then they were there. accessible. ————–
a godly conversation – October 8
[a godly conversation] I cannot speak to you as I would or rather could should my mouth is wood when I open it to say my heart and roots drop out of things that never quite touch what it was … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, connection, conversation, faith, God, hope, limitation, openness, Prayer, reach
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why did you take my daddy – August 8
8.6.2017 [why did you take my daddy] why did you take my daddy away. at age two he could now talk and ask. six months earlier I had to tell him and his family that dad would never be coming … Continue reading
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Tagged aftermath, Children, consequences, damage, faith, God, grace, pain, recriminations, suicide
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I ran from my dream – May 30
5.30.2017 I ran from my dream frightened and denying the images of my mortality body withering skinnier each day the muscles outlined and my lover aware, that I thought I would have more time, twenty more plenty enough … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, anxiety, dreams, faith, Gift, God, journey, meditation, mortality, perspective, spiritual growth, spirituality
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direct apprehension
4.7.2017 hearing God’s voice directly. asking and waiting for a word. a sense attribute more lost than found for secular us. ————
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Tagged change, connection, devolution, God, loss, perception, Prayer, senses, spirit, vision
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mid-lent – March 24
3.24.2017 mid-lent, when ice starts melting water flows and my heart begins to open to movings other than my own. mid-lent, mid life, mid storm mid desert places of peace begin to emerge out of places I wasn’t looking. … Continue reading
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Tagged God, gratitude, journey, Lent, openness, perception, Prayer, revelation, spiritual growth, spirituality, surprise, transformation, transition, unexpected
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a visit with Mike – March 11
3.11.2017 out for the day with the prodigal son, damaged by birth, by life, by all the bad chances and changes that can harm and yet, he smiles and we try, because God made him and somewhere in … Continue reading
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Tagged caring, disability, distance, dysfunction, family, God, guilt, handicaps, humanity, journey, life, meaning, mental illness, pain, purpose, relationships
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