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Reminiscing Klimt

Energy, force and determination

Inner Sky

A friend once suggested that we each have an "inner sky" and an "outer sky".  I love this thought. I imagine that my inner sky is a place of infinite possibility, and though it consists of occasional clouds and even thunder storms, it also is a glorious place, where a kazillion stars flicker. Indeed, it is a place of magnificence, clarity, and light. Yes - this is in me, and in you, too. Each and everyone of us. It is there when we are born, and it is there when we die to this life. Quakers call it "that of God within us", or "Christ Light", and many other names. This is the place from which I feel love and compassion rise. It is also the endless wellspring of possible creativity.  I am grateful beyond measure to feel this depth in me, and re-cognize it in others.

Discover

This page stirred me deeply.  I've recently been investigating the "why" of my being on earth. This discovery felt like learning my true name. The answer is kind of difficult to put into words, but this truth has to do with deep love - an ability to love the pure and the innocent in everyone, just as I imagine God must love. Have you made a similar discovery?

All That We See

Solace

I have several friends who are facing tragedy right now. My heart aches for them. My own heartbreaks come to the surface as I open my heart to their pain. I remember then my own inner kingdom where I may retreat and find solace. May you each find such solace in your own sacred place.