The Sacredness of the Human Soul

. It all begins At the beginning . And whether or not There is God . From there the whole Of the rest follows . Love Goodness . Destiny Freedom . And the sacredness Or not . Of the human Soul. . Image by Daniel Boos from Pixabay

Let Go

Letting go can be the hardest dare The soul may ever face Yet wings will never fly If spirit never dares to take this grace And heart and mind Might never find a freer place.

The Mind Turns

By desire and speculation ~ We are led to contemplation ~ The mind turns intensely towards rays of light ~ And the soul learns to pray for freedom from the night. ~

Graced

~ God Like a midwife ~ Delivers From the boundaries ~ Of spiritual Infanthood ~ To the freedom Of the soul ~ As we are Graced ~ To be loving And giving and whole. ~ Image by yakup göker from Pixabay

Roam Free

. The soliloquy of silence refreshes the soul . As the mind releases its tyrannical hold . And the spirit's mystery joys to roam free. .

Freedom

. God offers Us a space . Of freedom Where change . Of heart May take place . If we are open And seek for grace. . Processed with VSCO with m5 preset

Given Freedom

. Given freedom Why did we choose . The sour way That leads . To destruction Of mutual unity? . Image by dexmac from Pixabay

Venture Out Into Experience

  Life’s not For grasping . But for surfing And gliding  .  So easy To board up . The windows Of the soul  .  But climbing out’s The freedom .  To venture Into experience  .  Thrust hands Into hearts .  And enjoy The pains and merriment . The wonder And the mystery .  Of shared …

Sacred Moments

. The accumulated Moments . In which the soul Reveals . Our true Nature . Sacred times When we possess . The choice And freedom . To say no Or yes. . Image by Mylene Morissette from Pixabay

Reflections on the Rule of St. Benedict -Prologue, 2. Freedom!

“The labour of obedience will bring you back to him from whom you had drifted through the sloth of disobedience…Give up your own will… armed with the strong and noble weapons of obedience…” What I like about the Rule of St. Benedict is that it is active.  It is something we can do something about. …