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A profound teacher in my life lost his wife to cancer a few days ago. My friend, who is also a student of this man, went to sit Shiva with him (Shiva is the week-long mourning period in Judaism). My friend asked our teacher how he was feeling, and his response was so beautiful and so saturated with truth that I had to share it with all of you. He said, “I’m doing well. Because I never thought she was mine. I always knew she was on loan to me from God, and he...
Have you noticed how many people are too cool for God these days? It seems to be an epidemic. It’s become cool to be too cool for God. And if you’re not too cool for God and you express your faith, you are usually deemed one of several things – gullible, old-fashioned, or a creepy religious nut. In fact, you may find as you continue reading that you feel too cool for this blog post, and you may even unsubscribe from my RSS feed as a result. That’s okay. (I should note here that...
From the book Light Emerging: The Journey of Personal Healing by Barbara Ann Brennan: An untreatable diagnosis is a statement about the medical system, not the patient. If given as a statement about the patient’s condition, it puts patients at a distinct disadvantage in their healing process. It leaves little if any room for the creative process of healing to come forth from the patient. It leaves no room for alternative care systems. It is far better when a physician says “I have done all I can for you. I am, at this time,...
