To the Estranged, the Grieving, the Abused, the Alone, I Hear You
I want to say to those of you out there hurting or isolated at this time: I hear you, and I feel for you.
I want to say to those of you out there hurting or isolated at this time: I hear you, and I feel for you.
To foster civility, I would simplify it down to being unabashedly authentic, and to amplify every good around you and within you.
“Thou shalt not sew thy field with mingled seed.” (Lev 19:19). What does that mean?
I am convinced that life is ten percent what happens to me and ninety percent how I react to it.
I am sharing these words at our town’s 9/11 memorial service today, representing local clergy.
Are you more interested in life or in your thoughts?
The term grey rocking may stem from the durability, dispassionateness, and longevity of a simple grey rock, but I also like to think of how strong it is to build foundations with!
Live! Get moving, be grateful, use your gifts, appreciate all the good around you.
No matter how hard the world pushes against me, within me, there’s something stronger…
Every error we overcome in our own life, supports the eventual overthrowing of error in the entire world.
Get rid of the bad type of imagination, but be sure to cultivate the good kind.
Ours is not the task of fixing the entire world all at once, but of stretching out to mend the part of the world that is within our reach.
In direct proportion to your genuine authenticity, integrity, and patience, you will find functional consolation.