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Sacred Journeys Blog
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 125
18 Jul, 2020
Ritual. It’s sort of a stuffy word relegated to the grand, vaulted ceilings of churches. According to Google, a ritual is “ a religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order. ” But ritual...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 124
17 Jul, 2020
Hugs. I think it’s hugs I miss the most. I know I am luckier than many people as I can still hug Julie and my kids. Okay, I confess, I hugged my dad, too… just once… but I was masked, turned my head and held my breath. It didn’t seem the same...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 123
16 Jul, 2020
So, yesterday morning when I was posting my reflection on “How do you experience God?” I was looking for appropriate images for our Facebook page and website. But, when I googled “experiencing God” all I got were images of someone’s book with...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 122
15 Jul, 2020
Here’s my question of the day: How do you experience God? Note that this is a completely different question than who is God to you? The second question is easily answered by regurgitating all the things we’ve ever been told about who or what...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 121
14 Jul, 2020
Often on our daily walks we pass a very pregnant, radiant mother and her precious, perhaps precocious three or four year old daughter, both of them decked out in floppy straw hats for sun protection. Sometimes grandma and/or dad are along, both...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 120
13 Jul, 2020
I’m back! It’s kind of funny… even as of last night I wasn’t sure that our little vacation had done what I was hoping it would do. After all, the point of getting away from work is to be refreshed, find new energy, rejuvenate one’s soul, and in...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 119
12 Jul, 2020
Baking bread. Cinnamon. A Christmas tree. A wind dried sheet. Lilacs. Baby flesh after a bath. The clean air after an August thunderstorm. The smell of grandma’s house. The smell of your own house. My father’s tobacco. My mother’s perfume,...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 118
11 Jul, 2020
Peter was a delicate, almost porcelain like, scrawny twelve-year-old boy. He did, however, have a Kennedy boy crop of thick gorgeous wavy reddish-brown hair. He had a sad look about him, wide-eyed but staring off. He never seemed sure of...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 177
10 Jul, 2020
(I continue to be very grateful to Bill Grimbol to his heartfelt contributions to these reflections. ~ Kaye) Christine had just died. We both knew it was going to happen, and expected it, as much as one can grasp the full reality of Death –...
Keeping Our Center ~ Day 116
09 Jul, 2020
Listening up. When our ears pay attention and take notice. When we can hear the snow falling. When we hear a solo bird sing, and then swell to a morning symphony. When we can hear the current of the river, the lap of the sea. When we can hear...