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I am working on the theme of Mundane Made Holy for the Mother’s Day service at Pilgrim United Church of Christ. That had me checking online for antonyms for ‘mundane.’ Here are just a few: One rainy morning this week, I was moved near tears with gratitude for being able to walk over to the […] Last week was a week with loss. Good Friday, the husband of a client/friend/colleague passed. Holy Saturday, the father of a business acquaintance passed. Easter Sunday, a loyal member of Saint Joseph Buddhist Sangha passed. A Buddhist teacher invited me to use the 49 day ceremony. 49 Day Ceremony When someone passes away, in […] Recently I wrote a poem titled ‘Longing’ that was inspired by an exchange with a dear friend that left me feeling less than valued, wondering if I should have, or could have, done something differently in our past to allow for a more pleasant current exchange. Sitting heart-to-heart with another precious friend a week […] WORD FOR THE DAY I have sometimes been wildly, despairingly, acutely miserable…but through it all I still know quite certainly that just to be alive is a grand thing. Agatha Christie Visit Gratefulness.org/ This week’s news out of Paris was shocking, and of all times to have it be Holy Week for humanity to experience […] I am so blessed to have beautiful, soulful, women friends. I had lunch with one, Jane Foster, on Friday. Especially after all these years, hearing Jane share her story still touches me. (See Jane Foster’s Story) Jane was telling me about a custom hat she is having made by a woman out west. The woman’s […] I was going to stop at a nearby apple stand on the way to my doctor’s appointment, but was a wee bit tight on time. Thanksgiving would be missing something without my mom’s Dutch apple pie. It is my contribution to bring Michigan apples to Tennessee for the pies. I had just loaded my precious […] “A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words.” ~ C.S. Lewis. Those words were shared by me at the end of a tearful conversation with a dear friend. My friend was remorseful for having offended a family member. The […] When I saw this image on someone’s Facebook page, I knew there was a blog coming…. In the several decades I have been involved in what used to be called Alternative Medicine, but is now most often considered Functional Medicine, I would marvel at how people approached something new. One acupuncture treatment; does […] “Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.” ~ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and “When we have accessed the peace that is ever present in our self under all circumstances, the body, mind, and world are profoundly affected, and, in […] |
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