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Writing
Writing is not merely the arrangement of words—it is the shaping of perception. A true wordsmith doesn’t just communicate; they construct an experience. Each sentence becomes a thread, each phrase a subtle turn of the loom, weaving something that did not exist before into the fabric of another’s awareness. There is a precision to it,…
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Same Source different entry
There’s a quiet realization that only seems to arrive after time has done its work on you—after decades of sitting in pews, listening to sermons, reading texts, questioning, doubting, circling back again. Fifty years on the path doesn’t make one an authority, but it does soften the edges of certainty. It reveals patterns. I can…
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A personal perspective 
We can individually expand in knowledge. That part is true. We read more, experience more, connect more pieces together as the years move along. Our understanding grows. The circle widens. We become more informed, more thoughtful, perhaps even a little wiser about the way things seem to work. But when you step back and look…
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Coping reviewed
It’s interesting how certain moments with family can suddenly surface something that has been quietly sitting underneath the surface of your life for decades. The other day a conversation got a little heated. Nothing particularly unusual as far as family discussions go, but something important became clear to me in the middle of it. What…
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Stitched together
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Ultimate desire
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The ego narrative 
It’s interesting to me how human beings seem pulled in two directions at the same time. On one hand there’s a sense of something outside the constant chatter, opinions, headlines, arguments, explanations… something simpler. Something still. Every now and then we bump into it. Sitting quietly. Walking alone. As the mind slow down for a…
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Restless awareness
It’s interesting how the mind works sometimes. I sit here feeling restless. Like I should be doing something. Accomplishing something. There’s this quiet pressure in the background that says the time shouldn’t just slip by unused. But when an idea does come to mind—read something, clean something up, start some little project—I notice something else.…
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More words
The other day I stopped into one of those little shops where the books are all donated—shelves full of other people’s finished sentences waiting for another reader. I wandered along the aisles and sure enough two books caught my eye. Something in the titles or maybe the subject matter—I don’t even remember now. What I…
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From where I sit 
There’s something almost tender about admitting …….. I want to know. And yet… I only know from where I’m sitting. That’s it. That’s the whole human predicament in one sentence. We don’t get to float above reality with some cosmic drone camera. We see from inside a body. Inside a biography. Inside a nervous system…
