Category Archives: Spiritual poetry
The holiness of disturbance
If God never disturbs you, you are not following the right God © Meisaan Chan
For you, for them
It is an act of compassion to let someone be who they are –the struggle to change someone can be violent © Meisaan Chan
The dedication
“I want you to own me,” I say to God.“I do not own anyone or anything,” God says to me.“Then what do I do?” I asked.“Be a dedication,” God says. © Meisaan Chan
The holiness of holes
Healthy soil has holes –that’s how the air and rain and seeds sink in;solid soil holds little life © Meisaan Chan
On efficiency
Efficiency, when pushed, strangles love © Meisaan Chan
Parable of the woman with glass shards
There once was a woman whose beloved vase fell and shattered. She gathered up the broken glass shards and clung to them, and her hands got cut and bled. Many people advised her to put down the shards, and every … Continue reading
The gift of raw materials
My job is to give you the raw materialsbut it is up to you to decide what to do with them © Meisaan Chan
