Work and prayer
can be the same thing
but not always
Meisaan Chan
Work and prayer
can be the same thing
but not always
Meisaan Chan
To be forged is to be shaped into the shape the Lord desires:
Shape me then, Lord!
What do I know?
© Meisaan Chan
Water breaks the surface
then submerges, merging with the all,
only to break again: itself
only to submerge again: gone
© Meisaan Chan
Maintaining my equilibrium
Meeting my needs
Loving myself
Being a samurai
© Meisaan Chan
Choices and sacrifices will not be automatic;
even sages still need to choose
and decide to lose in their choosing
© Meisaan Chan
God often works through Plan B
and even more often works through plan K
© Meisaan Chan
To knock on the door
first requires dying to your no and turning into my yes
and as my yes begets my yes
the door will open
© Meisaan Chan
So much of the burden
lies in which voice to listen to
© Meisaan Chan
Put down your longings, says the Lord
unpack them, let me see them all
for they must first be loved
© Meisaan Chan
A song lifts within me
a stirring of greenness budding
pushing, then unfolding,
lifting to the light:
A song lifts within me
© Meisaan Chan