June 12, 2017
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[“Education, graduations, and lifetime milestones,” Barbara Vining, May 15, 2017, Sentinel]
Rebukes that heal are the action of divine Love, waking us from the dream that evil is inevitable.
Love cherishes each and every idea in spiritual creation.
It’s natural for all to express qualities such as love, selfless nurturing, and gentleness.
I was raised in a Protestant family, where I was taught about God and His love for us.
I didn’t like the game that the boys in my class were playing at recess, because they tried to catch us girls and “lock us up.
Our family had moved to a new country, and our children were attending the local school, where they had to learn a new language.
I have been so comforted to know that God is my Father and Mother.
A few years ago, not long after my husband and I were introduced to the sport of pickleball, we took advantage of a couple of free introductory lessons.
Whether a passive observer of someone else’s frameor a social media enthusiast actively engaged in the know thy selfie gamethere’s a photograph of you that’s lovingly captured every momenta perfect portrait of His composingprecisely focused, yet resplendently glowingnever a fading, static two dimensional moment in timebut an unblemished, everlasting expression of Mind’s knowingof Soul’s brilliancerevealed in impeccable lightevery meticulous detail precisely rightyours to joyfully behold each day—God’s exact, true likenessand it’s here to stay.
As it began to lose more territory last year in Iraq and Syria, Islamic State.
Haven’t we all, at some point, run into questions of who we are and what our life purpose is?
Recognizing a glimpse of God’s goodness is a good place to start.
