As Thyself (poem by Sandra Luerssen Hoerner)
Then I knew I loved my neighbor
even better than before,
for now I loved him as myself
and loved myself much more.
Then I knew I loved my neighbor
even better than before,
for now I loved him as myself
and loved myself much more.
I did not design the human mind to figure out the future. That is beyond your capability. I crafted your mind for continual communication with me.
Here are some nuggets from my private prayers that I’ve been outwardly working on lately:
We spent the last weekend manning a Christian Science booth at the Health and Wellness Expo in Stamford, Connecticut. We shared inspirational quotes, sold Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy (three times as many as last year), gave away past issues of the Sentinel magazine, and invitations to Christian Science lectures in the area.
Now I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Remember the most important element: there can be no healing without the presence of the Christ.
Choose your stance carefully, for on the human level, it will be a self-fulling prophesy. Decide to be undefiled by anything that is not of God, and not true in the kingdom of heaven right now.
Gender means simply kind or sort, and does not necessarily refer either to masculinity or femininity.
Each of us needs to “come out” of the closet more each day, embracing and accepting more and more who we actually are, honoring our quiet self examination from on high that we gain in our closet quiet time, which gives us confidence to risk the candlestick as the best place for us to be.
Here are some nuggets from my private prayers that I’ve been outwardly working on lately:
Is there anything we can do to improve perfection? Does worrying help?
No longer plodding and beleaguered, having this outlook on all your activities makes accomplishment satisfying and meaningful beyond your human hopes.
Creative Arts Camp was a wonderful week with fabulous people in a beautiful place. Everyone was busting past limits, all while being supported and loved.
I gave my PowerPoint talk on abstraction last Saturday evening. The talk is titled Abstraction: From Impressionism to Non-Objective Art and it has 300 slides utilizing both my photography and artwork to explain abstract art and help the audience understand it better.
I can’t help myself, I’ve featured Karen Montanaro the last two years at Creative Arts Camp and now I’m doing it again.
I love my life
More than I ever thought I could
Because I’ve learned I can’t die.
This is the first year I have had the honor of both teaching here as well as being an artist in residence. I’m teaching a class called The Art of Seeing…