When We Stop Playing God, God Can

Apologies Are The Art Of Spiritual Housekeeping. They Help To Put And Keep Our Lives In Order.

No Matter How Sophisticated Our Lives May Be We Need To Think Of Ourselves As Creative Children.

We Don't Always Know What Makes Us Happy. We Know, Instead, What We Think Should. We Are Baffled And Confused When Our Attempts At Happiness Fail...we Are Mute When It Comes To Naming Accurately Our Own Preferences, Delights, Gifts, Talents. The Voice Of Our Original Self Is Often Muffled, Overwhelmed, Even Strangled, By The Voices Of Other People's Expectations. The Tongue Of The Original Self Is The Language Of The Heart.

Sometimes The Dying Live More Fiercely And Wisely Than The Rest Of Us. (146)

I Learned, When Hit By Loss, To Ask The Right Question: "what Next?" Instead Of "why Me?" . . . Whenever I Am Willing To Ask "what Is Necessary Next?" I Have Moved Ahead. Whenever I Have Taken No For A Final Answer I Have Stalled And Gotten Stuck.