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A Story of Grace & Grit

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December 31, 2013

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A Story of Grace & Grit

The strongest love is the love that can demonstrate its fragility.

– Paulo Coelho –

A Story of Grace & Grit

“I don’t look at myself as a healer, but I do know healing when I’m in the presence of it. And it’s mysterious, magical … It’s not dependent upon the action of any one person, but it arises from the conglomerative energies. It’s a team effort, always. It comes about with great love, and it gives great love.” Dr. Grace Dammann was a frontline AIDS physician who survived a devastating accident five years ago. Wheelchair-bound and faced with a drastically altered reality, she continues to live and give in stunning ways. As we say farewell to 2013, here is an extraordinary story of courage, compassion and great love, reminding us of what the human spirit is capable of. { read more }

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Make a commitment for the New Year to deepen your capacity to give and receive love. If you’d like, send Grace a note of gratitude here. { more }

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Awakin Weekly: What to Remember When Waking

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What to Remember When Waking
by David Whyte

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tow2.jpgIn that first hardly noticed moment in which you wake,
coming back to this life from the other
more secret, moveable and frighteningly honest world
where everything began,
there is a small opening into the new day
which closes the moment you begin your plans.

What you can plan is too small for you to live.
What you can live wholeheartedly will make plans enough
for the vitality hidden in your sleep.

To be human is to become visible
while carrying what is hidden as a gift to others.
To remember the other world in this world
is to live in your true inheritance.

You are not a troubled guest on this earth,
you are not an accident amidst other accidents
you were invited from another and greater night
than the one from which you have just emerged.

Now, looking through the slanting light of the morning window
toward the mountain presence of everything that can be
what urgency calls you to your one love?
What shape waits in the seed of you
to grow and spread its branches
against a future sky?

Is it waiting in the fertile sea?
In the trees beyond the house?
In the life you can imagine for yourself?
In the open and lovely white page on the writing desk?

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