All Saint’s Day and the Celtic Samhuinn tradition are when we take time out from our busy lives and remember loved ones now gone. A reflection on both the difficulty – and the wisdom – of letting go. Filling the void of grief is a challenge, but… there is comfort for those who mourn. And also – encouragement.
Feeling overwhelmed by life and current events? This meditation on the words of the Apostle Paul focuses the mind on the good and positive. Uplifting both heart and spirit towards better times. Whatsoever is true and pleasing… admirable. Think of these and the Peace of God will be with you.
A New Year’s reflection on the words of the prophet Jeremiah. How God has plans to prosper us; offering us hope and a good future. An uplifting read of reassurance and encouragement during the difficult times within which we live.
An inspirational poem on the promise of Hope. When life gets challenging and things seem to go wrong, where do we turn? This poem reminds us that better times are ahead even in the darkest of days. And… that God holds our hand and walks by our side all the way through. An encouraging and reassuring message.
Reflections on the presence of hope and the promise of spring, during the cold and dark of winter. Symbolizes that a thread of hope can also be found within our own personal lives, no matter what the circumstance. God’s Presence remains with us – regardless.
The pandemic changed how we live, as well as how we see the world today. We navigate choppy waters and find our way through contrary winds. But God does not leave us comfortless. Peter Marshall wrote how diamonds are made under pressure, and that great blessings can come out of difficulties. A hopeful and encouraging piece of reflection.
An inspirational poem based on the beautiful 23rd Psalm. Serving as a reminder that God’s love and presence is always there to comfort and sustain.
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“How-to”
Sharing random thoughts and musings on spirituality, faith and friendship…
the questions of life, the challenges… and yes, even the frustrations…
sprinkled with a dash of hope
and encouragement.
Words and quilts express it best
filling my journal with colour.
So… how do you ‘muse your life?