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- Mindfulness, equanimity–and a broken toe
- The perils and ecstasy of walking on snow
- Loss and gain
- Sad transitions
- Snow, snow, snow and it’s really __ __ __ __ __
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Tag Archives: death
The maze is your labyrinth
On the day before Gretel journeyed down to earth again and birthed in her mama’s belly, her spiritual angel reminded her about the purpose of Living on Earth. Remember, Gretel, in the deep recesses of your heart WHY you’re choosing … Continue reading
Posted in April 2022
Tagged angels, birth, Brothers Grimm, confusion, death, fairy tale, forest, found, Hansel and Gretel, heart, hope, life, lost, love, spirituality, story
30 Comments
Loss and gain
We lost my father-in-law, Jim, this weekend. Barry lost his dad. Our kids lost their dear grandpa. Our loss is heaven’s gain. I don’t have much inclination to write. It’s a quiet time. But I am reflecting on loss and … Continue reading
Posted in March 2022
Tagged death, family, gain, Keweenaw Bay, life, loss, spring, Upper Peninsula, winter
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Heartbreaking covid week in our community
It’s been such a challenging week in our rural Upper Peninsula county. Heartbreaking. So utterly sad. This morning our weekly newspaper, the L’Anse Sentinel (which my husband edits), hit the stands. The lead story quotes the administrator of Bayside Village … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged Bayside Village, COVID, death, L'Anse, L'Anse Sentinel, prayers, sadness, Upper Peninsula
62 Comments
Let everything that needs to go, go
Dear Holy Heart, I explore this with you today, sinking into this prayer of words, opening this hand and letting all drop away as You desire. Apples ripen red and whole, falling from stem-branch at just the right moment. Babies … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged death, ego, habits, Holy Heart, letting go, life, love, negativity, prayer, release, trust, What the Heart Knows
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What will count on your deathbed?
Here is an assignment–should you choose to accept it. Pretend you’re on your deathbed. It’s the end of this life. Goodbye moon. Goodbye songbirds. Goodbye everything awful and beautiful. What advice might your dying almost-gone self give to your current … Continue reading
Posted in July, 2020
Tagged advice, assignment, challenge, death, deathbed, gifts, heart, importance, inspiration, letter to self, life, love, sharing, soul, spirit, writing
33 Comments
Emotional storm
Last week Barry asked if I might ride with him to a couple of local cemeteries. He wanted to take Memorial Day pictures for his job at the newspaper. Sure, I said. Let me grab my camera, too. First we … Continue reading
It’s life and death for them today
Fingers in brown sandy soil thinning crowded avenues of carrots. I used to despair thinning these deep tap roots stretching down past undulating worms. How could one decide carrot life or death? How could one presume to kill this one … Continue reading
Posted in August 2018
Tagged carrots, death, garden, gardening, life, love, spirituality, thoughts, weeding, writing
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Dance of illumination in the woods
I sat on the couch this morning watching the mind leap from past to future, yesterday to tomorrow, always spinning a thousand imaginings. Slowly the restless mind settled into the ambiance of the room, the shadows of light dancing … Continue reading
Posted in July 2018
Tagged death, forest, illumination, impermanence, life, light, photography, photos, wonder, woods, writing
34 Comments