Tag Archives: space
Another reason to leave space in your soul
Joy expands to fit the size of its container © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, Recovery and healing, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged container, contemplation, joy, meditation, soul, space, spaciousness, transcendence
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The plea
Grief brutal and raw O help me, God © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Addiction, Food addiction, Poetry, PTSD, Recovery and healing, Scripture riff, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged addiction, healing, help, help me, recovery, rescue, space, tending
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Self-identification
If your heart is a closed door all around you, you will behold closed doors; If your heart is a wide, open field all around you, you will behold the space © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Addiction, Food addiction, Poetry, PTSD, Recovery and healing, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged door, eternity, fear, generosity, heart, identification, infinity, mirror, space
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Awfulness
“This awfulness doesn’t end,” I say accusingly. “You have not made space in your heart for a beginning,” says the Lord. © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Feminine God, God speaks poetry, Poetry, Spiritual poetry
Tagged awfulness, beginning, help, pain, space, suffering
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Empty luggage
What you carry will not feed you the things inside will not protect you © Meisaan Chan
Posted in God speaks poetry, Poetry, Spiritual poetry
Tagged burden, carry, freedom, luggage, space
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It is not silence for the sake of silence [sermon reflection]
Fr. J. Michael Sparough, SJ, of Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House recorded a Lenten homily reflection for today and wove one of my recent poems into it. He speaks of preparing for a great feast – Easter – and the ways … Continue reading
Posted in A note from Meisaan, Audio - reflection, Guest reflection
Tagged alleluia, emptiness, Fr. Michael Sparough, Lent, preparation, purification, space
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