HOW IS GOD LOVING ME – AND WHERE IS GOD LEADING ME?
Our uniqueness is what makes us common. It is the same fact that we are unique that we as individuals have in common. ~ Morena Baloyi
This is one of the reasons we watch movies, attend recovery groups, read memoirs, and sit around campfires telling stories long after the fire has dwindled down to a few glowing embers. It’s written in the Psalms that “deep calls to deep,” which is what happens when you get a glimpse of what someone else has gone through or is currently in the throes of and you find yourself inextricably, mysteriously linked with that person because you have been reminded again of our common humanity and its singular source, the subsurface unity of all things that is ever before us in countless manifestations but requires eyes wide open to see it burst into view. ~ Rob Bell
We all belong on this earth;
we are held in the palm of the Creator’s hand.
May we behold every person as part of our common humanity,
embrace our beautiful diversity,
honor and uplift each individual,
and live in genuine love.
(Photo by Karen)
The wolverine weaves his lonely way
through the necessity
of snow.
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Perhaps this was an unwise choice of haiku, for after writing it I dozed off, pinning my hand painfully, and dreamt of giving finger food to a wolverine.
Poetic justice?
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π It all works.
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Karen, thanks. Your posts this week really made me think, and as I have been described as a role model for wolverines and Tasmanian Devils, well…
But may I offer a rebuttal to the haiku above?
In absence of winter’s privation,
even wolverines
become friends.
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That does seem to fit better. π Thank you for your kind words, too.
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