I was recently invited to write a reflection for the Pacific Jubilee blog. Here is an excerpt from my reflection that is now posted on their site…
I arrive at the lake for a morning walk with my dogs. I am a bit late this morning so when I get out of my car, I notice construction has already started at a building site in the distance. I put my earbuds in, the voices from a favourite podcast drowning out the sound of construction vehicles.
As I start walking, I notice snow starting to fall. I’m not really a winter person so I pick up my pace hoping I won’t get caught in a storm. As I walk, the lightly falling snowflakes catch my attention. I feel drawn to stop and watch. Each flake in a dance with another flake, slowly falling, as if moving and being suspended in air at one time.
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From the Jubilee website: Jubilee is a Canadian offering of experiences in spiritual growth, soul development and the art of spiritual direction.
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