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Message History

“A burden of these years is that being alone, bad as it feels, is easier than doing what it takes to be with someone else. It would be so much easier now to close the sunshades of our soul and give up. So much easier to wait for death to claim what has already died in us- a love for life and a trust in its essential goodness. So we cut ourselves out of our own lives and w...


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I found some recent Pastoral representations of Pastoral Art. I’m proud to be a part of this movement, meant to remind all of us about the importance of nature, even if you can no longer live in it. These flowers have helped keep me centered and grounded for some time now. They really help. Try them out.


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Message from the Army of Good: “Enjoy your gift! Enjoy your chowder. Just a friend of John’s and a card-carrying member of the Army of Good.” Bob Cyborski, Homewood, Illinois.

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Here is something I hope we can help the Pantry with. The food bank is no longer sending Tuna Fish, which the Pantry can afford, and Tuna Fish is one of the healthiest and...


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Message to hear from Colorado: “The winds here on the Colorado plains have been the fiercest I’ve ever seen. For 5 days in a row, we had 45 mph winds with gusts up to 70 mph. None of the animals likes it, and it rattles the house. Mother Nature is sending us a warning, and we need to pay attention. As individuals, we can do our part, but the heads of government must ackno...


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“A burden of these years is to fear the ever-approaching mystical before us, as if the God-ness we have known in life will desert us in death.

A blessing of these years is coming to see that behind everything so stolid, so firm, so familiar before us runs a descant of mystery and meaning to be experienced in ways we never thought possible. To become free o...


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