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Soul Nourishing Practice: Soaking Prayer
You know that feeling when the chill in the air makes the world feel crisp, but the sunlight beaming down on you makes your entire body feel warm and cozy and drenched in goodness?
That sun-soaked feeling is unlike anything else.
You could probably close your eyes and imagine a moment like that where, on a snow-filled winter day, melty spring day, or autumn arrival day, you stood outside, noticed the warmth, then closed your eyes just to bask in it. Letting it fill your body with such joy and delight.
That is how soaking prayer feels.
Discovering Lent Recap
There’s nothing like crisp, below freezing temperatures and bright morning sunshine to welcome you to the day. When Discovering Lent arrived on Saturday, February 22nd, the snow-dusted world was just awakening to the sun-filled promise of warmer days ahead, while still firmly rooted in the chilly reality that winter is still here.
Discovering Lent
“I’m giving up chocolate for Lent.”
I think that might be one of the most cliche things we think of (and have probably heard… or have even said ourselves) when it comes to the season of lent.
The sacrifice of delight in chocolate is this idea of giving up something you love for 40-days, and then on Easter Sunday, when chocolate is plentiful in the shapes of bunnies and eggs, we get to enjoy those first bites of this delicious treat we gave up. It tastes sweeter, we savour it a little more, and in the post-Easter days, we most likely return to our previous chocolate eating habits.
I like to think of this idea described above as the ‘starter version’ of lent.
Fearless.
“Bet on yourself.” Those words were the first star to appear in the dark sky of potential of my word of the year for 2025.
As per usual, it’s when I least expect it… When I’m not doing any sort of intentional reflection or dreaming the first spark of inspiration appears. Likening it to the first star in a night sky feels like a welcome analogy knowing what first emerges is just the first star to be revealed in what will inevitably form the constellation that reveals my word of the year.
On This New Years Day
On this New Year’s Day…
I turned the kettle on to boil,
Took out a favourite mug gifted from a friend,
And asked myself which tea I was feeling like enjoying.
‘Drink the good tea’ echoed in my mind as if someone was saying it aloud.
My word of the year for 2024 was abundance, rooted in enjoying the luxuries of every day life, lingering on the good things, and saying yes to opportunities as they came my way. Living life with a lens of abundance instead of scarcity.