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Butterfly“While spirituality
can be discovered in solitude––
by retreating to a cell
of some kind,
by reading,
by thinking,
meditating, praying –
it can be fulfilled only
in community.”
––Earnest Kurtz
& Katherine Ketcham




”In the concentration camps,...
in this living laboratory and on
this testing ground, we watched
and witnessed some of our
comrades behave like swine
while others behaved like saints.
Man has both potentials
within himself;
which one is actualized
depends on decisions,
but not on conditions.”
––Viktor Frankl


Be really whole and all things
will come to you.––Lao Tzu



The truth is, there really isn’t
a big correlation
between what we fear
and what happens to us.
––Elisabeth Kübler-Ross



You are the observing presence
behind the activity of the mind.
Every thought comes with it the
invitation to attach, engage, react,
tell a story, and/or enter into drama.
Just notice the hook in each thought
and you can be free of the behavior
that results from the hook.
––Mark Waller



Aim for success, not perfection.
Never give up your right
to be wrong, because then
you will lose the ability
to learn new things and
move forward with your life.
––Dr. David M. Burns



As we express our gratitude,
we must never forget
that the highest appreciation
is not to utter words,
but to live by them.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy


From ManKind Project’s site...
www.mkp.org
”Knowing your father’s wound
is crucial, for you have been
wounded by his wound.”
––Don Jones, Wisdom For the Journey


God has no religion
––Gandhi


The Peace of the Wild Things
by Wendell Berry

When despair for the world
grows in me
and I wake in the night
at the least sound
in fear of what my life
and my children’s lives may be,
I go and lie down
where the wood drake
rests in his beauty on the water,
and the great heron feeds.
I come into the peace of wild things
who do not tax their lives
with forethought of grief.
I come into the presence of still water.
And I feel above me the day-blind stars
waiting with their light. For a time
I rest in the grace of the world,
and am free.


WIND SONG
by C. David Hay

I am the wind of many names
With boundless tales to tell.
I grace the clouds of Heaven’s realm
And fan the fires of Hell.

I am the breeze of ancient seas
Before life crawled ashore;
I watched the rise and fall of beast
So many times before.

I am the primal wail of time
That weathers men and stone.
I’ve danced the sancity of space
Where angel wings have flown.

I am the restless storm of change,
The gentle breath of dawn;
I’ve howled from time eternal
And I’ll blow when you are gone.

I am the wind of war and peace
That honors right nor wrong.
I am the mystic voice of God––
Come listen to my song.



The purpose of life
is not to arrive safely at death.
-- Author unknown


Your soul has a place
it wants you to travel.
Listening then
to the soul’s message
it is of great importance.
––Myron Eshowsky


When we forgive,
we set someone free,
but not who we suspected:
for the captive was always us.
––Margaret Ann Huffman


Teach us reverence
for all creation,
for we’re walking
with roughshod boots
over everything in sight––
calling it progress...
We’ve not yet gotten the picture
that all things
work together for good,
from worms
that become butterfllies,
plants that heal
and streams that quench.
Reconnect us to soil and
sea from whence we came
and will return; remind us
how earthy we are!
––Margaret Ann Huffman


“The minute you are grateful
for any problem,
it dissolves like mist
in the morning sun.”
––Anonymous


You can make anything
out of anything.
––Jennifer Priolo & Robert Holden



“One of life’s
most fulfilling moments
occurs in that split second
when the familiar
is suddenly transformed
into the dazzling aura
of the profoundly new.”
––Edward B. Lindaman



We need to recognize pleasure
as a necessity, not a luxury.
––Sark
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