You probably remember hearing the song, "I'll Be Home for Christmas." It was recorded by Bing Crosby in 1943, in honor of the soldiers away from home, fighting in World War II.
Consider the experience of "home." The song refers to a specific place, with "snow and mistletoe, and presents on the tree." But I would suggest that "home" is more of a place of consciousness--that place where we are when we are feeling safe, secure and loved. It could be in our physical house, but it could, and should, be when we are standing in line at Costco, or stopped in traffic.
Risky Invitations
Chop Wood, Carry Water
Releasing In Order To Receive
Re-finding Our Smile
Production Or Pipeline
Practicing Restraint
One Way Ticket To Heaven
Not What I Wanted But Just What I Needed
My Christmas List
My Brother's Boat
Moving To A New State
Moving Mountains, Slaying Giants
Mother's Wisdom -- Watch Your Mouth
Making Space For Grace
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Living From The Inside Out
Living From Our Divine Identity
Life's Too Short -- And Life's Too Long
Let It Be Easy
Let Go And Let God -- Really!
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