Featured Original Story:
To Die Like An Angel |
One evening we went out and rescued four people off the streets. One of them was in a desperate condition. I told the sisters, "You take care of the others. I will care or this one who is worse off."
I did everything for her that my love could do. I put her into bed, and I saw a beautiful smile light up her face. She squeezed my hand and only managed to say two words... |
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Featured Parable:
A Glass of Milk |
One day, a poor boy who was selling goods from door to door to pay his way through school, found he had only one thin dime left, and he was hungry.
He decided he would ask for a meal at the next house. However, he lost his nerve when a lovely young woman opened the door.
Instead of a meal he asked for... |
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Movie Review:
Antwone Fisher |
When the world beats you down it feels very easy to not get back up again. Antwone Fisher, however, would not give up without a fight. And he fought all the way through the Navy and was forced to see a psychiatrist for anger management. Little did either of them know how much they would truly impact each other.
This is based on an inspiring true story that will carry your spirit to new heights while simultaneously taking you to some very dark places within. Although rated PG-13, this movie is ot for the faint of heart because there is some violence and child abuse that, although not overdone, may be too much for sensitive viewers and especially children.
This movie is also not suitable for those who are not ready to face themselves in their entirety because it can evoke intense waves of healing if you allow it to do so. Not only will Antwone's bare naked honesty help you understand that living vulnerably and poetically is not as scary as it often seems, his honest serves as an example of one path leading to a sense of true freedom. |
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Book Review:
Everyday Grace by Marianne Williamson |
Taking time out to commune with our Creator is the main message in this inspiring book. If we spent our mornings before work or school being with the Creator instead of watching the news, how would our lives change? She helps the reader see the importance of this divine time, not only for ourselves but for everyone and everything. She also takes one through an example of everyday life and how to live from a God-centered place rather than a reactive place. When we come more and more from this state of compassionate awareness, we are able to heal and ultimately be at peace with ourselves and the world.
This is a delightful read that will lift your consciousness to new heights and help you release the old and embrace the new. |
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| Quote of the Moment |
"Anything that we feel compelled to control or fight with already controls us."
- Guy Finley |
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