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Living with open hands.
Living life from the heart.
rooted and grounded,
connected and whole
Living life from the heart.
rooted and grounded,
connected and whole
- the invitation (by Oriah)
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Most recent blog posts:
- soul friends
- the wonder of babies
- the touch of eternity
- gripping... groping... griping
- christmas: unwrapping meaning
- the structural inequality of faith?
- change
- the pearl of great price
- exactly where I am meant to be
- listening for truth -- discernment or
discrimination (October 25, 2010) - the waiting room (September 25, 2010)
- conventional wisdom (September 21,
2010) - violence at the heart of things
(September 20, 2010) - bullet holes and poverty (August 2,
2010) - raising kids alone (August 2, 2010)
- why i write (July 27, 2010)
- crashing through the woods (July 17,
2010) - open (July 13, 2010)
- openness (July 11, 2010)
- living in peace (July 3, 2010)
- death as an ally (June 18, 2010)
- communion and community (May 4,
2010) - silence: a spiritual discipline (April 15,
2010)
Living life with open hands is an
outward expression of the inner
work of opening the heart, mind, and
will.
This opening up requires open eyes
and open ears that see and hear with
the heart
. . . a "Seeing" that goes beneath the
surface of actions, reactions, and
interactions, habits and conditioned
responses, mental models and
assumptions,
. . . to the heart below the surface.
With this openness, we "See"
with new eyes at a deeper level into
ourselves, other people,
organizations, communities, and
systems.
This inner work is then expressed
outwardly by living with open hands;
welcoming others and life,
giving and receiving openly,
living in community.
outward expression of the inner
work of opening the heart, mind, and
will.
This opening up requires open eyes
and open ears that see and hear with
the heart
. . . a "Seeing" that goes beneath the
surface of actions, reactions, and
interactions, habits and conditioned
responses, mental models and
assumptions,
. . . to the heart below the surface.
With this openness, we "See"
with new eyes at a deeper level into
ourselves, other people,
organizations, communities, and
systems.
This inner work is then expressed
outwardly by living with open hands;
welcoming others and life,
giving and receiving openly,
living in community.
Living with Open Hands . . .
in a world of clenched fists . . .
in a world of clenched fists . . .