I can sit with joy and peace with me - forever- knowing that no one else experiences beauty the exact same way I do . I can hold this beautiful treasure within my spirit.

I have the opportunity to dance with a Great Someone and be caught up in a Dance with Something much larger than myself.

Waiting is not lazy or inactive. Rather, perhaps, waiting is the hardest and the most strenuous work one’s soul will ever do.

I ask in this song, “when will this veil be removed?” This question represents a longing for something more . . . To live completely, without inhibition, in a life fully immersed in God’s Presence . . . For all barriers to be removed, to truly see.

The reality is, the veil has already been removed. Access to the fullness of God’s presence and visions and true seeing is available.

I long for true seeing in the spiritual realm, the thin space where faith becomes sight and all promises are fulfilled.

Not only do I not like to be alone, but sometimes I feel lonely, even when I am surrounded by people. I struggle with feeling misunderstood and not quite like I fit. The more I talk to people the more I realize that there are many of us who feel that way. If that’s you, you are my people, and I see you.

In the unlearning and the learning and the unlearning, I hope I can unlearn what I think I know about listening and truly learn to hear . . .

To surrender to not knowing is actually to truly  Know. 

Surrender before it’s settled. Surrender before all the questions are answered and all the tears are dry.

Do you have the courage to face your naked self? 

This beautiful song is haunting my soul in the most beautiful and refreshing way. 

The porch, for me, is a great metaphor for the choice we have when life hits hard.

Come and sit. Sit with words or sit with thoughts or sit with silence. Sit with laughter. Sit with tears. Simply Sit.

By some mysterious and upside down way of things, apparently great strength can be found in weakness.