Very insightful reflection, Sue. Thank you. – Pamela

Linda, bless you as you do the difficult work of packing and moving a household, along with processing memories and all that goes with it. – Pamela

Thank you for sharing this powerful and simple example of stepping forward in trust and courage. I’m sure you will be richly blessed by doing so! – Pamela

Well said, Linda.  Bless you. – Pamela

This is amazing, Linda. Thank you for sharing and bless you and your husband. – Pamela

Sue, you help me see deeper into the image. I love that you identify the one looking up as a prophet. A prophet is one who can’t help but speak, act, move, urge. This gives me much to ponder. Thank you. – Pamela

Beautiful! Thank you, Eben. – Pamela

Good to hear from you, Kathleen. Peace and all Good – Pamela.

Linda, bless you and your husband during this difficult time. Thank you for your dedicated practice and participation with this community. – Pamela

I did not know this, Tom, and it is extremely fascinating. In today’s world Kandinsky might be called “differently abled.” Certainly this was a certain gift that he let flow through him. Thank you for sharing this! – Pamela

Thank you for this link, Tom. – Pamela

Linda, I love how you perceived/sensed the Trinity and connected these passages – such a creative and alive response on your part. Thank you for sharing. – Pamela.

Thank you for sharing your insights and experiences, Adeline. In Wednesday’s prayer group, I observed that the image reflected the existence of Divine Love in each human heart, smoldering with potential. It is only with our conscious choice (consent) does this Love burst into flame, burning away all that is not love in the self. I feel this burning more and more. But then I wondered why the heart is upside down? It came to me later that it represents a different order and experience of Love, one beyond the norm of human experience and comprehension. The radiating power of this image is felt in my body, and feels like it is both a light from within and without — “over all, through all and in all.” – Pamela

All prayer requests are tucked in my heart and known in the heart of the Beloved. – Pamela

This prayer request came through the CO website:

“I belong to a centering prayer group locally, so we meet on zoom weekly but I do know most of the people . It has been beneficial to me. But I have great concerns about my daughter and her life situation. There needs to be help for her that is beyond my ability to give. I wish I could communicate with someone because the concerns for her are multi-faceted. At any rate, could prayers for help be given to Cathryn, my daughter and her partner Dylan, who is struggling deeply with depression. Peace and thank you. Ellie Ross”

 

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