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During the first part of this video, I was close to tears. I’ve written about my deep connection to Hildegard’s life before. In college, I even made »»
Filed under: Blogs, Healing, Hildegard of Bingen, Illness, Matthew Fox, Mysticism, Mystics, Poetry, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, Vickor Frankl, Women Mystics, creation, creativity | Blogroll, creation, creativity, Healing, Hildegard of Bingen, Illness, Matthew Fox, Mysticism, Mystics, Poetry, Scleroderma, Victor Frankl, Women Mystics|8 Comments
You are in love with me,
I shall make you perplexed.
Do not build much, for I intend to have you in ruins.
If you build two hundred houses »»
Filed under: Gratitude, Healing, Illness, Mysticism, Pain & Suffering, Poetry, Rumi, Sadness, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, surrender | Gratitude, Healing, Illness, Mysticism, Pain & Suffering, Poetry, Rumi, Sadness, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, surrender|3 Comments
I missed etching again today because I wasn’t feeling well. Sometimes it’s really hard to accept the fact that I’m not in charge of my own life. »»
Filed under: Mysticism, Spiritual Path | Etching, Guidance, Mysticism, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, Spirituality|No Comments
I have been inspired by so many who have shared their own mystical experiences, Hildegard of Bingen, Alex Grey, Meinrad Craighead, & Gartenfische to name a few, »»
Filed under: Annunciation, Art, Artists, Blogs, Christianity, Hildegard of Bingen, Illness, Mysticism, Pain & Suffering, Prayer, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, Virgin Mary, artist as vessel, womb | Annunciation, Art, Artists, Blogroll, Chistianity, Hildegard of Bingen, Illness, Mysticism, Pain & Suffering, Prayer, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, Spirituality, Virgin Mary, womb|7 Comments
I’ve been thinking about a comment Gartenfische left on my post exploring St. Francis’ early illness about pain being a constant, but suffering being a choice. What »»
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When I was first introduced to Hildegard of Bingen in 1987, it was a revelation to me. First I was taken by her visions and writing, »»
Filed under: Art, Drawing, Hildegard of Bingen, Illness, Mysticism, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, Women Mystics | Art, Drawing, Hildegard of Bingen, Illness, Mysticism, Mystics, Scleroderma, Spiritual Path, Women Mystics|No Comments
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