Tag Archives: journey

The closed door

Do not fear the closed door for not every open door is good © Meisaan Chan

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Spiritual leaders, II

Stop expecting someone to walk your path for you! No one will cart you to the finish line: there is no cart there is no finish line there is only your feet and the intensity of your fire © Meisaan … Continue reading

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Amtrak in Chicago

Trains lumber by concrete and brick and grey heart soft © Meisaan Chan

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The reminder

I take better care of you than any of your plans, God says. So relax. I lead: you follow. © Meisaan Chan

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Following the leader

If God has not lost hope then neither will I © Meisaan Chan

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The (perhaps) temporary hell

God always waits for us to change our mind: to make these five, thirty, sixty, ninety years of us bumbling around, trying to figure out what’s going on be the lynch pin for the rest of eternity seems a little … Continue reading

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Adherence

It is possible to adhere to dogma and not to me © Meisaan Chan

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One indication of growth

One indication of growth is when the nature of your problems change © Meisaan Chan

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Sometimes we fear so much the naked night

Sometimes we fear so much the naked night we would do anything to avoid it even becoming stuck © Meisaan Chan   (Photo credit: National Geographic)

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Exposition

When my will is exposed you are the safest © Meisaan Chan

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