Hi Roberta. This post intrigued me as yesterday I put on my blog some pictures about finding balance and a joke about Noah's Ark and lo and behold we matched up !! Also at People for Others Blogsite my posts on serendipity and a piece about the smallness of "us" v the place of the Earth in the whole galaxy and beyond mirrored the post there. I visit your blog daily and also People for Others and so maybe we are tuned in spiritually or perhaps it is a fluke. Who cares?!! It is delightful and fun. Hope you are well.January is never my favourite month but I am trying to be positive this year.( Laugh !!) Best wishes Phil
Ruth, I found the quote while reading an interfaith book - authored by Jahmal Rahman, a Sufi Muslim, who coministers at Seattle Interfaith Community Church.
a Spiritual Director and Hospice Chaplain, enjoying life on the Olympic Peninsula - reaching out through the medium of encouraging quotes and occasional musings.
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Hi Roberta. This post intrigued me as yesterday I put on my blog some pictures about finding balance and a joke about Noah's Ark and lo and behold we matched up !! Also at People for Others Blogsite my posts on serendipity and a piece about the smallness of "us" v the place of the Earth in the whole galaxy and beyond mirrored the post there.
I visit your blog daily and also People for Others and so maybe we are tuned in spiritually or perhaps it is a fluke. Who cares?!!
It is delightful and fun.
Hope you are well.January is never my favourite month but I am trying to be positive this year.( Laugh !!)
Best wishes
Phil
Dear Phil,
I answered your wonderful post through an email. Let me know if you receive it.
Thanks!
Roberta
I love this quotation, and I've never heard it before.
Ruth, I found the quote while reading an interfaith book - authored by Jahmal Rahman, a Sufi Muslim, who coministers at Seattle Interfaith Community Church.
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