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Nurses in the Making By Jay McDaniel Blog Post “I put the flowers that Linda's family sent at the nurse's station. Before Linda died, I had come to talk with her, her husband, and their two adult sons. I did that every Saturday for three mo…
My Face By Frederic Brussat Blog Post The poet Rainer Maria Rilke used to spend his lunch hour outside watching the faces of the people walking by; he found it a pleasant way to pass time. One day he wrote in his notebook: "It never occ…
Hold on to What Is Good By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Native American Wisdom Hold on to what is good, even if it is a handful of earth. Hold on to what you believe, even if it is a tree which stands alone. Hold on to what you must do, even if it i…
Everything in God and God in Everything By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Panentheism means "everything in God and God in everything." It's not the same as pantheism, which identifies God with nature, or dualism, which emphasizes the gulf between God and creation. It stre…
Beauty Feeds a Different Kind of Hunger: An Interview with Terry Tempest Williams By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Terry Tempest Williams is one of S&P's Living Spiritual Teachers who has for years been active in various efforts to save the environment. At the same time, she has written beautiful spiritual books…
No Certainty By KidSpirit Online Blog Post By Ayah Rathore The concept of life and death has always been an interesting one. A cold, dead mystery surrounds it, one that we’re never sure will ever be solved.
Don't Miss the Party By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Slogan How do you spell relief? — Rolaids advertisement Taoist Wisdom Those who are open-eyed are open-minded; those who are open-minded are open-hearted. — Lao Tzu in the Tao Te Chi…
Spirit Bathing for the Worried and Beleaguered By Patricia Adams Farmer Blog Post We must risk delight. We can do without pleasure, but not delight. Not enjoyment. We must have the stubbornness to accept our gladness in the ruthless furnace of this world. — Jack Gilbert, A…
Mary Oliver and the World of Everywhere By Patricia Adams Farmer Blog Post On a soft, snowy morning I read a poem by Mary Oliver. And in the afternoon, it came to me, a notice of her death. Too soon! I thought. Too soon to lose a talent of this magnitude. My heart rocked i…
Make the Most of Your Sense of Touch By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Blog Post Touch has been seen down through the ages as the oldest and most urgent sense. When we reach out to others, it often creates bonds that words cannot equal. Touch also breaks down walls of isolation …

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