Tag Archives: abandon

Get ready your houses

Get ready your houses for the one who is coming will ask you to stay: do not be attached to the placement of things for the one who is coming will re-arrange all © Meisaan Chan    

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Waterfall, II

It might be afraid to fall off the edge but its surrender is what makes it beautiful © Meisaan Chan (Photo credit: National Geographic)  

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Step in

Ignore anything that is not of me and I will show you who you are; wade deeper, my love be not afraid © Meisaan Chan (Photo credit: National Geographic)

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First, the work of abandon

First, the work of abandon then, the gentle repose, as it should be – for the act of struggling is its own burden for the act of trusting is its own delight © Meisaan Chan

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Priorities

Why spend so much energy protecting your life? For living is not the most important thing © Meisaan Chan

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The road ahead: a spirituality of openness

When God calls you to a spirituality of openness, it sounds nice but lived out, it requires dismantling all the walls that protect you and walking into true protection © Meisaan Chan

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Go ahead. Abandon.

  Go ahead. Abandon. Do not worry about losing yourself in me for all the lost shall be found and all the found shall be deeply claimed. Go ahead. Abandon.     © Meisaan Chan

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Live with open hands, says the Lord

Live with open hands, says the Lord: If they give it, fine if they take it away, fine if you fight and win, fine if you fight and lose, fine; May the fire in your heart burn brightly but don’t … Continue reading

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Progressively hard tasks

The first task is to listen the second task is to follow the third task is to let it go © Meisaan Chan    

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More important than having control

  More important than having control is knowing when to relinquish it     © Meisaan Chan

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