Category Archives: #SabbathSaturday
Thorns
Be careful what you leave in your life. Some things do not destroy us immediately. They simply distort our vision little by little until we can no longer see clearly.
Reflections
For a long time I thought faith was about having the right answers. Lately I wonder if it is something simpler. Perhaps faith begins with a willingness to see what is true. Fear distorts. Pride distorts. Shame distorts. But truth … Continue reading
Sabbath Saturday
We often think our attention stays inside our own minds. It doesn’t. A frustration revisited often enough can become resentment. A fear fed continually can become anxiety. Yet the opposite is true as well. Gratitude grows when it is noticed. … Continue reading
A Time to Rest
The world teaches us to keep striving for more: more wealth, more recognition, more accomplishment. Ancient wisdom points in a different direction. It reminds us of the importance of pausing, resting, and renewing ourselves. This proverb speaks not only of … Continue reading
Sabbath Saturday Post
Thoreau once remarked that he finally understood what the Eastern sages meant by “the forsaking of works.” He wasn’t talking about laziness. He was talking about stepping away from constant striving long enough to experience life itself. In a world … Continue reading
