Daily Prayable: Find Inspiration Through God - Wednesday, December 15, 2010
BY: pradm2n
Daily Prayable
As I sit musing, I wonder, where does inspiration comes from? Everything distracts me as I work at my desk: the indigo flame of sunset out my window, a sweet furball of a dog with the bark of Darth Vader asking for a belly rub, the joyboy padding down the hall, sleep in his starsize eyes, Bach's Air on G, wafting through my home.
My mind wanders to the fresh crusty bread waiting in the kitchen. The crock pot filled with noodles, chicken, carrots. Nothing to inspire me on the page today! Too much good to wade through in my life. Glory be.
Thank You for my muses and the music of my life. Please continue to rain blessings on me and all who enter my home.
- Ruth Williams
I hope I didn't blow it. I was a guest this weekend, on a radio show with a Muslim audience. I prepared for the show by selecting a prayer reading that talked about women of diversity gathering together. What I wanted the audience to know was how wonderful and how unique it is, to pray in a community with women from different faiths. I'm just not so sure that's what the audience wanted to hear.
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- Chief of Pray, Susan Diamond
Stupid. Ugly. Fat. Words like these, directed at myself, are practically a constant in my life. And those are the nicer ones.
I don't even mean the worse ones -- some are outright lies -- but I repeat them anyway, over and over, like a mantra of doom.
It took me forever to realize what my problem really was. I was being too easy on myself.
Fat, ugly, stupid...that's easy? Yes, terribly so. Addictively so, in my case...
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Terry Lynn Taylor, “Angel Days”
Fear is not my partner in
life. I ask the angels to come closer and guide me beyond fear to a deeper knowing. Courage warms my soul and lights the darkness. Nothing can stop the light.