
Healing Season
May great-fullness season your soul and inoculate you with warmth and humility, leaving room around your table for the possibility of healing.
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May great-fullness season your soul and inoculate you with warmth and humility, leaving room around your table for the possibility of healing.

In his poem “Traveling Light,” Pádraig Ó Tuama speaks of how the experiences of life can weigh us down. But when we are carrying less in our hearts and minds, we can find and experience small moments of light, grace, and beauty.

Family can take many forms—beyond our blood relatives. Family can also encompass friends, neighbors, and coworkers.

Festooned with jingle-jangle, temples of commerce lure us with sweet indulgences so very good for the economy.

The way to wellness is found in welcome, not in taking, seizing, grabbing, but in humbly, graciously receiving and freely sharing every gift.

Has “thanks” become just another word that we say over and over without really putting into any thought into it?

For those who have difficult family situations, Thanksgiving can be a dreaded event that means dashed hopes, conflict, and sadness. But it needn’t be that way.

Family relationships can be the most joyful ones we have—but they can also be the most strained.

Sooner or later, we all long to be gathered around a table wide, where welcome brings well-being.

May you embrace every prophetic opportunity afforded you this day to be folded back into this fuller flock.