This has been, in a word, a happy week.
When I am happy, rested, content,
I tend to smile a lot. Without really being conscious of it.
What has been fun this week,
is the surprise of returned smiles.
Seriously.
I have had so many people smile at me--returning my content expression...it has been so sweet.
and dear.
and lovely.
Liturgy w/communion for June 22, 2025 (Pentecost 2/Trinity 1/Proper
7/Ordinary 12 - C)
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Texts: 1 Kings 19:1-4, (5-7), 8-15a; Psalms 42 and 43; Galatians 3:23-29;
Luke 8:26-39
*Call to Worship*
When we long for the special effects we think l...
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5 comments:
THank you for this! so glad to read it.
I think the zen timers would make you smile also. They use a gentle chiming mechanism. I have seen them in alarm clocks and door chimes. Most can be set to a particular time...useful for meditation. Just google zen timer time or zen chime...there are many places that sell them.
yay you! glad you had this week...
I think a smile is really infectious. It's like the line of a chant or song that gets people humming and the chant becomes like a fugue in the city.
By the way I came across a little reference that might interest you - from the Seekers Church website - someone has written a book about pottery and likens it to steps in the spiritual life.
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wonderful! it's great to read such a sweet post!
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