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by Robin McGauley
What is prayer? You don’t need language for a conversation or the permission of a sabbath day. Let your words rest for awhile. Hold instead the sym...
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by Robin McGauley
Waiting behind every ‘NO’ is the expansive possibility of a ‘YES’.
This is what I have been working on integrating into my being lately. We absolut...
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by Robin McGauley
What can I trust?
I can trust the joy I feel when I see a cardinal or a bunny or a fox or an irisor a pair of swans.
I can trust my feeling of d...
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by Robin McGauley
Some people have edges,as if their world is flatand they are so full of fearthat they demand straight lines.With other peopleyou can't tell where t...
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by Robin McGauley
My spouse and I run every morning. We are both introspective people. It is a time of meditation for us.
This past week, as I ran, I repeated names ...
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by Robin McGauley
It's astounding how an acorn, something already so complete, has the potential to break open and become something more. It makes me wonder what bea...
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by Robin McGauley
How to Grieve
Walk to where the willow hangs green over the bank of a moving river. Create a space to sit and listen to the echoes of yesterday. S...
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by Robin McGauley
I have been holding a question – a wondering. Asking questions and listening for answers - it’s what I am invited to do by the one who, I believe, ...
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by Robin McGauley
Dust to all that is wrongDust to my participationDust to what I need to unlearnDust to my white fragility need for culture of humilityDust to my cr...
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by Robin McGauley
A Blessing for the Passage of Time When you pause and notice the passage of time, may gratitude grow within you for all the experiences that have s...
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by Robin McGauley
In this world of expectation, I need winter's wisdom. It's the season of inner reflection in the dark. It's the season of silence - the kind of sil...
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by Robin McGauley
I am done lamenting that the trees stand bare, exposed to elements that test their spirits. The world doesn’t need my idle sorrow or my lack of tru...
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