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A most meaningful commemoration
I returned to Mount Vernon today, where the estate of George Washington, first president of the United States between 1789 and 1797, is located. I visited for the first time last Friday and wanted to get another feel for it, … Continue reading
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Tagged Commitment, Destiny, George Washington, Love, Martha Washington, Mount Vernon
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What keeps us going?
Dear Ones, Much of inspiration is coming from mundane, day to day living and observing. This morning, I was driving down the hill on our way to school. I noticed a man, fairly young, on the opposite side of the … Continue reading
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Tagged being, faith life, Love, Mission
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Be the Light and People will find the Way
I found myself today attending the funeral of a distant cousin in the city of Nancy, eastern France. The decline of our 88-years old cousin’s health was rapid after she suffered a heart attack early October and it precipitated yet … Continue reading
A profoundest transformation and a Mother’s love for humanity
I recently returned from a trip to my homeland. It was a special one this time, aimed at saying goodbye to the Mother who gave me birth, and who infused in me, along with my father, a desire for living … Continue reading
Flexing our spiritual muscle
Dear Ones, I recently started exercising at the gym, attending a Pilates class. It had been 1.5 years since I last took care of my body that way, and the idea of “flexing our spiritual muscle” gently came to me … Continue reading
A few moments of healing
Dear Ones, I have been reflecting lately on some “moments of healing” and how important it is to be aware and acknowledge them–and be grateful, of course. Simple ones. The other day, I had finished preparing a meal for my … Continue reading
Germinating in full honesty
Happy New Year, dear Ones! Here is the theme for our gathering this week. A cryptic theme to start the year! ‘Germinating’ was in my mind recently, and it gently collided with a story from a French children’s magazine. I’ll explain, … Continue reading
