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Gratitude Lounge

Welcome! We are glad you are here. This is an open space where everyone belongs, and everyone is welcome. Please introduce yourself as you feel comfortable and join in sharing your experience of grateful living. To get started you might reflect upon questions such as these: What am I grateful for? What is grateful living inspiring me to do? What are some blessings in my life (including ones in disguise)? How am I being supported right now? What connects me to wonder, awe, or a sense of the sacred? You are welcome to include images and links for videos to illustrate your reflections.

  • Drew Blanton

    Every 20 Minutes
    by Drew Blanton

    After every 20 minutes of computers
    My eyes may get some looters.
    I find this extremely annoying!
    With me my eyes must be toying.
    Why must this be?
    My eyes should set me free!

    • Diane

      Hi Drew….I am really enjoying your poetry! Thank you for sharing!

  • Mica

    I like today’s quote, by a French mathematician from the 1600’s!
    In difficult times carry something beautiful in your heart. – BLAISE PASCAL

  • Kristi
    Dear Friends-We thank you for your patience and understanding. In the last 24 hours we migrated some aspects of our site to a new server as the burden was becoming too great and slowing down the whole site. In that process, some of your comments may have been temporarily displaced. We did not anticipate this and feel terrible. We are seeking to pull your missing comments out of the back-end of our system so that they can be recaptured and displayed but it may take another day to do this entirely...

    Dear Friends-We thank you for your patience and understanding. In the last 24 hours we migrated some aspects of our site to a new server as the burden was becoming too great and slowing down the whole site. In that process, some of your comments may have been temporarily displaced. We did not anticipate this and feel terrible. We are seeking to pull your missing comments out of the back-end of our system so that they can be recaptured and displayed but it may take another day to do this entirely. Again, we apologize for this unintentional glitch and are grateful for your trust and patience. Hoping we can remedy everything soon! With grateful love – Kristi

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    • Mica
      Too much popularity, Kristi?! And here's my missing quote, which I found by clicking on 'mica' and copying a recent post of mine: I just finished a series of classes on White and Awakening – I can try to take a small step toward sharing the teachings of the class. I was shocked to read recently about a Black-owned home that was appraised for sale at a much higher value after Black photos were replaced with White photos, and other things were done to hide the fact that the current owners were...

      Too much popularity, Kristi?!
      And here’s my missing quote, which I found by clicking on ‘mica’ and copying a recent post of mine:
      I just finished a series of classes on White and Awakening – I can try to take a small step toward sharing the teachings of the class. I was shocked to read recently about a Black-owned home that was appraised for sale at a much higher value after Black photos were replaced with White photos, and other things were done to hide the fact that the current owners were Black. So so unfair!

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      • Kristi

        No. Not popularity per se, Mica. Simply the fact that we have a relatively “old” site built on an old platform that needs significant upgrades and updates, and needs to be rebuilt in the near future. In the meantime, we are trying to make the site less vulnerable to breakdowns by migrating some of our content to a different server. Thanks for sharing your teaching again for people to see.

        • Mica

          Ah, yes. The CA voter site is down for repairs now, so you’re doing better than they are!

    • Anna

      You don’t have to feel terrible, dear Kristi. When something was going wrong, my mother-in-law used to say that this can happen to those who live!

  • Diane

    Dear Serafina:
    I’m adding my voice to Pilgrim’s. Yesterday I posted several responses and then a long personal one of my own. They have all disappeared.
    Is there a way to possibly retrieve them?

    Thanks for your help!

  • Pilgrim

    Seems like some posts have disappeared from this page … hope the choice was that of the writers?

  • Mica

    For Prayer Tuesday, I’ll send a prayer for all those who are discriminated against on the basis of their skin color!

  • Diane
    Lovely community: Today Brother Sun was bright in a clear blue sky and the combination of the sun's warmth and the soft, cool breeze made sitting outside with a good book a joy. Since today is the autumnal equinox we hung our "Welcome Fall" decorative flag on our porch and filled the candle warmer with the scent of baked apple. There is a dish of candy corn on our coffee table. My husband is just now making a fire in our backyard fire pit as the sun prepares to set for the evening and a chill...

    Lovely community:

    Today Brother Sun was bright in a clear blue sky and the combination of the sun’s warmth and the soft, cool breeze made sitting outside with a good book a joy. Since today is the autumnal equinox we hung our “Welcome Fall” decorative flag on our porch and filled the candle warmer with the scent of baked apple. There is a dish of candy corn on our coffee table. My husband is just now making a fire in our backyard fire pit as the sun prepares to set for the evening and a chill is in the air.
    My heart is filled with gratitude for the gifts of this delightful new season.

    I am grateful to be able to enjoy these gifts, no matter the visit of fibromyalgia fatigue and the annoyance of tinnitus. It is days like this that remind me that these afflictions can be a blessing if I let them. The soothing background music that helps me cope, and the necessity of slow, easy and quiet days when my energy is flagging is an invitation to acceptance of what is. An opportunity to “let go and let God”. And to sit in rest and renewal in nature’s healing embrace.

    Om Shanti friends ♥

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  • Anna
    dear friends here, I want to tell you that my father's health has deteriorated during this summer. His mesothelioma has spread to his chest, but he's walking, reading, eating, so doctors want to try another type of chemotherapy and radiation therapy, because they say no one with the same situation walks on his /her own feet. I feel an anguish in my bowels, when I see him I am afraid of death, the color of his face and his expression speak of sadness, fear. He has always had good health, and I'm ...

    dear friends here, I want to tell you that my father’s health has deteriorated during this summer.
    His mesothelioma has spread to his chest, but he’s walking, reading, eating, so doctors want to try another type of chemotherapy and radiation therapy, because they say no one with the same situation walks on his /her own feet.
    I feel an anguish in my bowels, when I see him I am afraid of death, the color of his face and his expression speak of sadness, fear.
    He has always had good health, and I’m afraid of seeing him suffer, at 84, but I try to talk to him about everyday life, because he is always interested in political news, environmental news. There is a wonderful neighbor who comes to him and talks to him, and for that I am deeply grateful.
    My two sisters are more pessimistic than I am, and this causes further anguish and even a kind of boredom.
    They go to the doctors, while I feel I don’t have the strength to do it. So, I have a sense of guilt.
    In the midst of this new tragic circumstance, I find little joy talking to my husband and children, hearing their voices, the voice of my sister-in-law, with her psychiatric disorders, who is so kind to me and supports me with simple suggestions. Their voices are a balm in my soul. The same for good friends, nature, the first autumn colors, the taste of the food I cook and enjoy, some good news (I have to look for them, but there is hope in some European matters, except the Coronavirus contagion).
    I ask you some prayers, dear friends.
    Warmly, I embrace you all.

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    • Annie

      Dear Anna, I am so sorry to read about your father’s illness. I know what you are going through. .My dad had colon cancer. It was so hard to see him so silent and sad…I miss him and wish I had spent more time talking with him. He is my hero. I will be praying for you, your dad and family. Seek the Lord He will give you strength. Hugs

      • Anna

        Thank you dear Annie, your words are a true support.

    • Ose

      Dear Anna, I am so sorry to hear the news about your father. And of course, he and all your family will be in my prayers! May His Love be with him and may he be blessed with healing. I don´t know how to express it, but please know that I feel with you and your family. Sending love and light your way.

      • Marilyn

        Thank you Anna. The response from everyone has already filled my heart. I hope to be spending much time here.

      • Anna

        Thank you my dear Diane, I need to feel God’s Presence, and He is surely with us. Your prayers are a balm.

      • Anna

        I feel your presence Ose, and I embrace you.

    • Diane
      Cara Anna....my heart hurts for you and I share in your sorrow. I am so sorry that your papa, and you and your family are facing this challenge. I have no doubt that you are a source of comfort for him...your kind and generous spirit is surely a light in this present darkness. I pray that you will feel God's Presence and His unconditional Love for you and your father. You are all doing the best you can so please be gentle with yourself my friend. Your heart of gratitude is a shining light ...

      Cara Anna….my heart hurts for you and I share in your sorrow. I am so sorry that your papa, and you and your family are facing this challenge. I have no doubt that you are a source of comfort for him…your kind and generous spirit is surely a light in this present darkness. I pray that you will feel God’s Presence and His unconditional Love for you and your father. You are all doing the best you can so please be gentle with yourself my friend.

      Your heart of gratitude is a shining light for me Anna. My prayers are with you â¤

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  • Drew Blanton

    I’ll probably move to Greenville, South Carolina, in a few months.

  • Marilyn

    Dear Friends,
    I am new to this site and I love being with its presence. As I read through all these beautiful reflections, I am in awe of your kindness, spirituality and true gratitude. I want to know, “how do you maintain hope?” I search for hope, strength and courage every day and yet, it often feels so discouraging. I search deep in my soul by coming here and sensing all this goodness. But hope eludes me right now. Where may I find it?

    • Diane
      Hello Marilyn....and welcome to this sacred space. You have found a very special community...or perhaps it found you! Hope has always been a sort of "theme" for me in my life. So much so that we gave our younger daughter the middle name of "Hope". It can be elusive at times like these....all the more reason to practice gratefulness. I wonder if keeping a gratitude journal would be helpful to you? I find the process of writing very cathartic and often a much-needed balm for when my spirit...

      Hello Marilyn….and welcome to this sacred space. You have found a very special community…or perhaps it found you!

      Hope has always been a sort of “theme” for me in my life. So much so that we gave our younger daughter the middle name of “Hope”. It can be elusive at times like these….all the more reason to practice gratefulness. I wonder if keeping a gratitude journal would be helpful to you? I find the process of writing very cathartic and often a much-needed balm for when my spirit is weary. Like Amacord, I would recommend Pema Chodron…she is among my “gurus” along with Henri Nouwen and others. And this site, as Anna has shared, is full of wonderfulness! Have you watched Br. David’s video? It’s a treasure.

      We hope you will continue to visit and share Marilyn. ~Be blessed ♥
      ps. Music is therapy to me as well!

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    • Anna

      Thank you dear Marylin, the people on this site are wonderful, both those attending the Lounge, the Question of the Day, the courses and the staff. I have always received help, encouragement, joyful suggestions.
      It is a sacred space that I visit during my breaks and before sleeping.
      Hope, like patience, is a great quality, but we have to nurture it, at least, this is my belief.
      Hope to find you again, Marylin.

    • amacord
      Hello Marilyn: I am glad you have joined this site. There is a lot of support and wisdom here. Maintaining hope during this time of upheaval can be challenging. I think it's wise to keep it simple: one day at a time, communicating with others who are hopeful and supportive. Many good books in the library on spiritual self care and guidance. I try to not look to far into the future, the future has a marvelous way of presenting itself! I also find that listening to soothing music and gi...

      Hello Marilyn:

      I am glad you have joined this site. There is a lot of support and wisdom here. Maintaining hope during this time of upheaval can be challenging. I think it’s wise to keep it simple: one day at a time, communicating with others who are hopeful and supportive. Many good books in the library on spiritual self care and guidance. I try to not look to far into the future, the future has a marvelous way of presenting itself! I also find that listening to soothing music and gifted musicians stokes my hopes. Good luck.

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      • Marilyn

        Dear Pilgrim,
        I so appreciate you reaching out to me with your comforting thoughts. I have been exploring the site daily and find many outlets that are helpful. Thank you so much, I’m so grateful for your response.
        Marilyn

      • Marilyn

        Thank you so much for your insights and suggestions. I have found that meditation has helped me be more present and of course music does calm my soul too. I wonder if you might suggest a good book that has helped you.
        Blessings and peace..

        • amacord

          I admire the work of Pema Chodron particularly When Things Fall Apart. All of her writings are very good. Your public library is likely to have her works in their system. I personally also take hope and inspiration from reading about people I admire: early suffragists, peace activists, artists and writers: many of which overcame difficulties and found meaningfulness through their challenges.

    • Pilgrim
      Welcome Marilyn. You will find much support and many kind and wise people. Hope is difficult or elusive for many these days, and while I have no great answers as to where to find it, I do hope you will find some of it here, among those who struggle yet step into each day and give it our best. This has not been easy for me lately, either, spending so much time in isolation. Trying to stay away from the news helps. Reading encouraging books, getting out to walk in nature and enjoying the landscape...

      Welcome Marilyn. You will find much support and many kind and wise people. Hope is difficult or elusive for many these days, and while I have no great answers as to where to find it, I do hope you will find some of it here, among those who struggle yet step into each day and give it our best. This has not been easy for me lately, either, spending so much time in isolation. Trying to stay away from the news helps. Reading encouraging books, getting out to walk in nature and enjoying the landscape and the little creatures with their amusing antics. I hope you will continue to spend a bit of time with us here in the Lounge and perhaps explore other areas of this site. Blessings to you.

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  • Annie

    Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for Him. Psalm 37:7

  • DeVonna

    In honor of this day and it’s emphasis on peace and gratitude I offer this link, https://youtu.be/0_DxNpW1kHQ

  • amacord
    I am intentionally detaching from news of the outside world. It’s challenging and some may say capricious but I cannot cultivate serenity and gratitude when I feed the beasts of fear and anxiety with more than a very quick scan of the daily load. I want to be whole, grounded and a practitioner of wise actions. I do know that the weeks and months ahead are fraught and will be a challenge to navigate. My prayer is that we all stay well, safe and hopeful. We are living through a dramatic, histori...

    I am intentionally detaching from news of the outside world. It’s challenging and some may say capricious but I cannot cultivate serenity and gratitude when I feed the beasts of fear and anxiety with more than a very quick scan of the daily load. I want to be whole, grounded and a practitioner of wise actions. I do know that the weeks and months ahead are fraught and will be a challenge to navigate. My prayer is that we all stay well, safe and hopeful. We are living through a dramatic, historic time…let’s be steady and clear headed.

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    • Annie

      Dear amacord, To some people it may seem strange that I do not have a TV. …I don’t miss it one bit. I sold it when I moved into my apartment …due to me being visually /hearting impaired. It’s wonderful ! I spend time reading scripture and uplifting spiritual stories. And I spend more time in prayer than ever before.. I’m am not anxious about what is ahead of us. I trust in the Lord with all my heart. Knowing He is taking care of me…I can rest in that truth.

      • amacord

        Hello Annie: Thank you and I applaud you for decommissioning your t.v. You are better of without it.

        Best to you,

        Amacord

    • Cathy
      I agree! For the past several months I no longer read the news when I awaken. I do not watch/listen to it on TV. I notice that just as soon as my husband starts to talk about something that has happened out in the world my anxiety level starts to shoot up and I graciously back away from the conversation. Is my head stuck in the sand? Perhaps. But it is my sandbox and I get to determine who/what plays in it for now. Staying well, safe, and hopeful, my dear friends is a precious prayer. May you al...

      I agree! For the past several months I no longer read the news when I awaken. I do not watch/listen to it on TV. I notice that just as soon as my husband starts to talk about something that has happened out in the world my anxiety level starts to shoot up and I graciously back away from the conversation. Is my head stuck in the sand? Perhaps. But it is my sandbox and I get to determine who/what plays in it for now. Staying well, safe, and hopeful, my dear friends is a precious prayer. May you all be well.

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      • amacord

        Cathy: I support you in taking care of yourself and your sandbox! Best wishes to you.

        Shelley

    • Mica

      Yes, amacord – detach! It’s wise, not capricious

  • Diane
    Lovely friends: Even though the "official" start of fall is not until the autumnal equinox on September 22 here in the U.S. it has been feeling like fall all week. The leaves are just beginning their magical transformation into their fall colors and in the evenings it is cool enough to need a sweater. Our marigolds and geraniums are still hanging in there, our tomato and pepper plants still producing their bounty, and just this week our morning glories have finally made an appearance. This...

    Lovely friends:

    Even though the “official” start of fall is not until the autumnal equinox on September 22 here in the U.S. it has been feeling like fall all week. The leaves are just beginning their magical transformation into their fall colors and in the evenings it is cool enough to need a sweater. Our marigolds and geraniums are still hanging in there, our tomato and pepper plants still producing their bounty, and just this week our morning glories have finally made an appearance. This past week we also had the delight of watching once again, the farmers harvesting the hay in the field behind our little farmhouse. It is quite a show and brings me joy each and every time. I love when I connect with the farmhands and we give each other a wave and a smile. So grateful for this gift.

    The heavy blanket of not only summer’s heat, but the anxiety and melancholy that has visited me lately, seems to be lifting with the arrival of this new season. For that I am very grateful.
    And although I am a self-described “technophobe” I have to admit to being grateful for the science fiction-like technology that allowed me to talk to my daughter and see her at the same time through my cell phone….amazing! I am grateful to hear all about her life as a new middle school teacher and see the joy on her face as she talks about her lessons and her students. And since I also taught middle school (me-science, her-spanish) I can totally relate to how challenging (but fun!) it can be to teach that age group…they are a unique bunch!

    No matter the season where you are I hope you are all finding a way to connect with our sister, Mother Earth. Immersing myself in Native American spirituality these past days has helped my spirit to feel lighter.
    ~With grateful love ♥

    “We should understand well that all things
    are the work of the Great Spirit.
    We should know that he is within all things:
    the trees, the rivers, the mountains, and
    all the four-legged animals and all the winged peoples.”
    – Black Elk (Oglala Lakota holy man 1863-1950)

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    • Pilgrim
      Dear Diane, I am happy to know that your spirits are lifting these days. Mother Nature's gifts of beauty on and around your land sound wonderful! Autumn is my favorite season, as well. While I don't really have my own land, I have gone rather all out in my house with seasonal decor, including a little witch sitting on a pumpkin reading a book. She brings a smile every morning, sitting near my own reading area. I need a little whimsy these days! I always look forward to the cooler fall temps, whi...

      Dear Diane, I am happy to know that your spirits are lifting these days. Mother Nature’s gifts of beauty on and around your land sound wonderful! Autumn is my favorite season, as well. While I don’t really have my own land, I have gone rather all out in my house with seasonal decor, including a little witch sitting on a pumpkin reading a book. She brings a smile every morning, sitting near my own reading area. I need a little whimsy these days! I always look forward to the cooler fall temps, which make walking outdoors a lot easier for me. Blessings of the season, my friend!

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      • Diane

        Dear Pilgrim: I have a picture in my mind of your whimsical witch….how fun to surround yourself with the gifts of this season of fall. There is much to celebrate!
        ~With grateful love ♥

    • Cathy

      What a wonderful post, Diana! I enjoyed reading every moment of it. Happy almost-Fall to you and may your spirits continue to rise. xo

  • Drew Blanton

    Disney Haiku
    by Drew Blanton

    Disneyland is fun!
    I wish I could go there, stay.
    Money drives me nuts!

  • Pilgrim

    I am grateful for the firefighters and other first responders in the western U.S. states, working tirelessly and at risk to put out the many forest fires. My daughter and her family live in one of those states, so this is especially personal. I am praying for rain …

    • Anna
      Dear Pilgrim and Diane, I too hold your families in prayer and I am very sorry for these devastating fires. This is a difficult year, with Covid-19, climate disasters, fires, loss of a good political conscience and wise discernment, broken relations between countries and people. It is not easy to keep hope or trust in better times. I think of Mary Magdalene, who seeks her beloved Lord, confident even in the face of death. I believe that as women we know how to wait. Women have always been wai...

      Dear Pilgrim and Diane, I too hold your families in prayer and I am very sorry for these devastating fires.
      This is a difficult year, with Covid-19, climate disasters, fires, loss of a good political conscience and wise discernment, broken relations between countries and people.
      It is not easy to keep hope or trust in better times. I think of Mary Magdalene, who seeks her beloved Lord, confident even in the face of death.
      I believe that as women we know how to wait. Women have always been waiting since the beginning of time and every woman since the beginning of her life. Mary Magdalene saw Jesus after his death.
      We are walking together dear friends, something will get better.
      A warm embrace

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      • Pilgrim

        Dear Anna, I wrote a response yesterday and I see that it is not here. Thank you for your kind reflection, your unending support and friendship from afar. I am today and always very grateful to find you here. May you and your family be well.

    • Diane
      Good morning my friend: I am with you in gratitude for all those who are serving during these horrific fires...and I will say a prayer for your daughter and her family. My husband's sister and her family in Montana were ordered at one point to evacuate. And my daughters in Colorado could see and feel the smoke coming from the Rockies. All the devastation and loss is heart breaking. Please let us know in the days ahead how your daughter is doing. Calling on the angels to surround them. â...

      Good morning my friend: I am with you in gratitude for all those who are serving during these horrific fires…and I will say a prayer for your daughter and her family. My husband’s sister and her family in Montana were ordered at one point to evacuate. And my daughters in Colorado could see and feel the smoke coming from the Rockies. All the devastation and loss is heart breaking.

      Please let us know in the days ahead how your daughter is doing. Calling on the angels to surround them. ♥

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      • Pilgrim

        Dear Diane, this is to let you know that when I spoke with my daughter yesterday, she said it had rained where she is and the skies had cleared enough to go out. I suspect she will still not spend too much time outside for a few days, but at least now she can venture out if she needs to, and their dog will get to have a walk. Thank you for your prayers.

        • Diane

          My dear friend: I am so happy to hear this. Just last night I was speaking with my daughter and she shared how the recent snow gave them a brief respite. Let’s hold on to the hope that things out in the beautiful but beleaguered West will continue to improve. My prayers are with our daughters.
          ~Blessings ♥

      • Pilgrim

        Thank you, my friend. We find out in these unusual times just how far and wide our hearts stretch and embrace. Holding your family in prayer, as well.

  • F Brad

    Grateful for the sounds of hawks and crows and chirping crickets as I sip my morning coffee.

  • Cathy

    The majesty of yesterday’s sunrise.
    In times of uncertainty, we are grateful for what we know to be true.
    One of these being the fact that the sun does rise every new day. ☀ï¸

    • Anna

      Dear Cathy, you always have the perfect image for every deep reflection!

      • Cathy

        When I see something that moves me I run for the camera, Anna. Sometimes it is days later I remember to take a peek. Occasionally, I’ll get a little lost looking at one, like a sunrise, and then the words seem to follow. And here we are! I am so grateful for this outlet because really, where else could I post these kind of thoughts? Namaste, my friend.

    • Diane

      Dear Cathy: Your lovely picture reminds me of a prayer that I say each morning…in both English and Spanish:

      “Thank you Father God for the miracle of another day of life”
      “Gracias Papito Dios por el milagro de un otra dia de la vida”

      ~Blessings on your day ♥

      • Cathy

        Thanks, Diane. I need to start brushing up on at least some conversational Spanish for a trip I’m taking in May- what a great place to start!

    • Mica

      Wow! thanks

  • Etta

    I talked to my Great-Aunt last week. Her cognitive decline was challenging for me to hear. Then she said how she thanks God first thing in the morning and last thing at night that she is able to do things (i.e. bathing, dressing) without assistance. Her gratitude inspires me!

  • Pollyanna Gladwell
    I have tried twice to post this as a reply to Diane, but it isn't showing up! Don't know why. Thank you for the clarification, Diane. I had heard of George MacLeod and his work on Iona, and your posts have rekindled my interest in it, although I have never been. Perhaps I’ll go when I can visit Scotland again. I found the poem, The Glory in the Grey, that your quote came from online at: https://standrewscobourg.ca/2016/08/prayer-the-glory-in-the-grey/ It’s wonderful! As is ...

    I have tried twice to post this as a reply to Diane, but it isn’t showing up! Don’t know why.

    Thank you for the clarification, Diane. I had heard of George MacLeod and his work on Iona, and your posts have rekindled my interest in it, although I have never been. Perhaps I’ll go when I can visit Scotland again.

    I found the poem, The Glory in the Grey, that your quote came from online at:


    It’s wonderful! As is Macleod’s rewriting of St Patrick’s Breastplate which I found here:

    http://fullnessoflife-john.blogspot.com/2015/03/st-patricks-breastplate-as-re-written.html

    And I discovered another that moved me here:

    https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/1468095-i-simply-argue-that-the-cross-be-raised-again-at

    And thank you also for the introduction to John Philip Newell. I see he made the same journey between Scotland and Canada that I did – although in the reverse direction!

    I was in Canada for over 30 years before moving to Ireland in 2006. I now live in the next county to Limerick (I think I mentioned this before!)

    I see Newell did pilgrimage to Iona in the days before and hopes to resume them next year. Perhaps I’ll make my visit with his group!

    I checked on the availability of “Listening For The Heartbeat of God: A Celtic Spirituality†and I hope to pick up a copy next week. I somehow stubbed my toe very hard on the wheel of a supermarket trolley a few days ago resulting in the nail tearing off and a fracture! It has been too painful to walk/drive, but much better today so I should be mobile again by Monday and will visit the bookstore.

    Beannachtaí (Blessings in Irish this time!)

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