Tables Turned

Many a person has become more understanding and compassionate towards others after going through an experience similar to theirs. Today, let’s be careful how we criticize other people.

Nathan Wanner, Malden, MA
Beside the still waters, 7-8/2022, vol. w7, 4

Touch the Eternal

Sometimes, we zoom in on the details of our lives and all we can see is the small picture -the problems, issues, and specifics of what we need to do today. These moments are real. They’re the heart of our lives. It’s good to stay focused and attend to them, but sometimes we need to step back and see the big picture, too.

p. 201, Journey to the Heart, Melody Beattie

Cherish your heart

Open your heart to all you meet. If it is not safe, you’ll know. But don’t close your heart. Just move in another direction. Don’t worry about getting your heart broken. Sometimes that happens. Sometimes it’s the price you pay for opening your heart, for taking the risk. But if it does happen, you can allow your heart to heal, then open it once again.

Journey to the Heart, Melody Beattie