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Not Every Harvest Has Monetary Value

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Opened Eyes

Many of us spend our lives trying to control outcomes. We want certainty. We want reassurance. We want life to unfold according to our plans. But perhaps wisdom begins when control ends. Balaam described himself as a man whose eyes … Continue reading →

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Truth vs Fear

Fear focuses on the giants. Truth remembers the whole landscape.

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Wednesday Slow Thought

Many of us struggle when life asks us to enter a new season. We fear that if we can no longer do what we once did, then perhaps we no longer matter. Many ancient civilizations knew this concept. In the … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Slow Thought

Thoreau believed that wisdom could not come from a distracted mind. Distracted minds are fractured, focusing on too many things at once. Wisdom is something that emerges when we quiet our own inner world long enough to hear the still … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Slow Thought

Today I will slow down enough to hear nature.

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Wednesday Slow Thought

As I sit here on my porch, the gentle breeze cools the heat and nourishes my soul, whispering softly as it moves through the leaves

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