There’s something to be said for doing nothing.
Quiet.
Stillness.
Willingness.
This is like meeting God at Starbucks, but different.
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There’s something to be said for doing nothing
Category: How Can You Tell?
An epiphany about praying and writing after nearly 7000 blog posts
An epiphany about praying and writing after nearly 7,000 blog posts…
They are one and the same.
You cannot spend two hours each morning thinking and then writing about the balance and interconnectedness of mind, body, spirit, career, and home… without entering a prayerful state.
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Is this man unbalanced?
Is this man unbalanced? He’s been preaching on this very corner for 12 years, and 30 years total in the French Quarter. Awesome right? And isn’t our body a temple? On a quick, honest glance, does it look like he honors that? Just asking. Greatness in one choice at the expense of another would be like an Olympic athlete, spiritually bankrupt.
His name is Keith and we spoke for a about a minute, while a friend waited patiently – we were on a time schedule.
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What would it be like to be the Disney Grand Marshall?
Tomorrow night I’ll be giving a brief invocation at our 35th High School reunion at the Viking in York, Pennsylvania. Tried twice to get Jon to do it. He’d be amazing. Will try one more time today to coax him. Plan B is to do it like he asked originally.
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Blogging as the sun comes up over the palm trees
Running and praying/thinking make a nice combination…
Wondering what to write for this, the third of five morning blogs, allows time for thinking about what’s important today, and just how important are those things on the “important” list.
Then another question, “Of the important things, can it always be prioritized and what will I do with that knowledge today?”
Photo: Manhattan from the base of the Brooklyn Bridge (notice lower left sign?).
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