
The Beauty of Our Beginnings
Psalm 139 takes us all the way back to when we first became. It reveres the beauty of our very beginnings and returns us to the miracle of our mothers.
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Psalm 139 takes us all the way back to when we first became. It reveres the beauty of our very beginnings and returns us to the miracle of our mothers.

The psalms keep teaching me that to be emotionally and spiritually whole, there’s no drawing lines inside the human heart.

I hope we never forget to begin, again and again. To know, no matter what, that we are walking in love and beauty when we seek.

In your readings, have you come across the suggestion to find an empty jar? In a time of trouble, Clare of Assisi left out an empty jar, which was later found to be full of oil.

Think of a time you tried to untie a “knot” in your life. Did you get frustrated? Know that Mary our mother is patient and gentle with the sorrows and challenges that you bring to her.

Listen to the sounds of nature in your world—the swoosh of leaves, the bend of branches. Even if you’re in a parking lot or on a city street, there’s beauty everywhere, calling to you.

Today, as you face life’s changes, find comfort in the doxology prayer commonly called the “Glory Be.” See how God has been there through all your changes and challenges, even the hardest ones.