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Neil’s Emmanuel Prayer for Neil
My Sweet and All-Merciful Lover, By Your freely-given grace that has seen me through all things, and always will, I will pour out what You have filled my heart with, in the staggering certainty of faith. When the anxious, fearful, and ashamed Neil rises up in me today, as he surely will, fill me withContinue reading “Neil’s Emmanuel Prayer for Neil”
Words and labels in relationship psychology
In relationship vocabulary, concise does not mean precise
Protected: Love during vacation
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Making sense of the sensors of ego and soul
“The more we grow true to who we are as unique human beings, the more we grow into the calm that, although we are mere stitches in the fabric of creation, our thin and frayed thread is no less or more valuable than those over and under which we are woven.” [source] Definitions can makeContinue reading “Making sense of the sensors of ego and soul”
Back to school
A 9th-grader shared some wonderful reflections that made me think of a poster this student shared with me a couple years ago: So I replied: “I believe it delights God that every single one of God’s children has their own beliefs. If God wished us all to believe exactly the same things, that would beContinue reading “Back to school”