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  • The Endless Need for Discernment
    Each day, I happily acquire wisdom. I know it. I feel it.  I am ever-so-thankful for whatever more I gather from the teachings of all around me.  From my own children, my students, my husband, or, those I simply run into by happenstance. There is something to gain from even a quick conversation. Priceless knowledge…
  • A Time and Need for Arrogance When You Believe
    There was a time where I found myself lying about my conditions to me. Make-believe is not a bad thing if you are making become what you are believing.  I held an inner arrogance about myself to me by high school. Ignoring the bathroom walls and background, I would look at my reflection in the…
  • Cradling the Child Until That Time No More
    There is a rhythmic pace to movement that is sound for the heart, mind, body, and spirit. There can be a startle when movement shifts to a faster pace. There can be uneasiness built to the sense  movement has stopped. Rocking my children to sleep had an art to it. Perhaps I saw. Perhaps I watched….
  • In Theory. Just How Right Are We?
    What if we are wrong? What if we are wrong in things we were convinced to be so right in or about? In theory. A phrase, usually to preface a claim, suggests the best explanation until a better one comes along.  Interesting how discovery, any of which we arrive to, is left open-ended, uncovering, at…
  • Silent Fighters Made Perfect in Love
    From the moment of conception, we raced against our brothers and sisters for a chance into this world. Then, there are those refusing defeat, either sharing a room together or in different corridors until one at a time, all find a chance into this world together. Granted and given. That first breath upon warping into…