Yes. Living and being attuned to the present moment, person yes. A meaningful reminder of being love right where we are. Practicing the presence of God in each moment. I appreciate your writing.
Thank you, Cameron. I so needed that message today.
Here is a gift back for you that I just heard on Simple Presence,
"Dandelion You grow in a crack in the sidewalk, neither asking nor receiving hospitality. Spreading your arms out to what the city will give you of the sun, reaching your roots down unseen, patient among slabs and pipes and gravel, you find a way to nourish yourself. You gather yourself into this one simple blossom, not a big one, but yellow in a desert of gray. And what is it worth? A guy comes along, distracted, maybe troubled even, looking down. He stops, sits on a cement block, and stares at you. He tilts his head as if reading something. After a long time gazing at you he makes a single sound, “mm,” and something that could be a smile comes to his face. He looks at the sky, takes a breath, gets up, and walks off, somehow different.
Thank you, Cameron. This wisdom was good for me today. It’s often the little things that bring eternal significance. Thank you for this reminder and wisdom.
In sight, size of mounts...
no kind act too small to count.
“The Little Way” works.
Yes. Living and being attuned to the present moment, person yes. A meaningful reminder of being love right where we are. Practicing the presence of God in each moment. I appreciate your writing.
Thank you- i needed that.
Thank you, Cameron. I so needed that message today.
Here is a gift back for you that I just heard on Simple Presence,
"Dandelion You grow in a crack in the sidewalk, neither asking nor receiving hospitality. Spreading your arms out to what the city will give you of the sun, reaching your roots down unseen, patient among slabs and pipes and gravel, you find a way to nourish yourself. You gather yourself into this one simple blossom, not a big one, but yellow in a desert of gray. And what is it worth? A guy comes along, distracted, maybe troubled even, looking down. He stops, sits on a cement block, and stares at you. He tilts his head as if reading something. After a long time gazing at you he makes a single sound, “mm,” and something that could be a smile comes to his face. He looks at the sky, takes a breath, gets up, and walks off, somehow different.
You never know. "
Steve GarnassHolmes
Thank you, Cameron. This wisdom was good for me today. It’s often the little things that bring eternal significance. Thank you for this reminder and wisdom.
A smile…… a simple kindness, eyes to see and a heart of Love ……. The dance is all inclusive, even if the partner is unwilling or unaware….
Thank you, Rev. Cameron. Truly a daily meditation to chew upon, pray upon, and act upon -- in a little, loving way.
Sometimes I fall behind in my reading. This is one of those times. I am grateful I did. I needed THIS message TODAY.
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