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Luxury
If you were asked what you'd like to have more of in your life, there's a good chance your answer might be "time" — or another of those things that are called intangible. The Rev. Peter Panagore tells a story about a painter who turned from one kind of luxury in order to savor another.

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Tom Acklin 3/12/2010 8:58:00 AM
Thank you for this wonderful message, and for the pebble of "experience is God" I get it ! AND>>> I would love to know where the rock formations you mention are, as I would like to come and experience. Or shall I say "I would like to come and GOD the beauty and still wisdom of the place." I will use GOD as a verb today, as experience. Many thanks for your great work and contribution. Namaste, Tom thomasacklin@yahoo.com Submitted By: Tom Acklin

Lois 3/12/2010 6:13:09 AM
Beautiful................... Submitted By: Lois

Glenna 3/9/2010 11:00:26 AM
My women friends accept me "warts" and all. They have loved me when I couldn't love myself and mostly they inspire me to be the best I can be! Even those dear women friends of my youth that have wandered off, have left a permanent impact on my life and who I am today. Only another woman truly understands a womanly perspective. Submitted By: Glenna

Jane 3/9/2010 10:06:04 AM
The audio was good today, I didn't miss Sue Monk Kidd as I have been missing the past speakers. Thank you. Submitted By: Jane

Nancy 3/9/2010 8:04:58 AM
I so related to Sue's thoughts on womens' friendships. I would love to see more of this since this touches me deeply. I have wonderful friends who are part of that meaningful web.......we each "listen" each other into that place of being and acceptance. Does Sue have a book on this subject? Thanks! Nancy Submitted By: Nancy

Carol Ann Conner 3/8/2010 8:59:16 AM
To Cherie: I think the secret is to stop "seeking" and start "seeing." Yes, we are in process, life is process and God is subject not object. May you live your questions and let experience not objective answers feed your faith. Kathryn Armstrong says that prior to the 17th century the word "believe" meant "to love." When we approach life with gratitude and compassion for our selves and others, we walk on holy ground. Namaste. Submitted By: Carol Ann Conner

Lilly 3/5/2010 11:49:36 AM
I do think we need to laugh but at other times we need to be serious. Submitted By: Lilly

Jala Waleed 3/5/2010 8:34:02 AM
I love to laugh and I agree with Joan. Submitted By: Jala Waleed

Cherie 3/4/2010 7:40:08 AM
I have often felt and said that as soon as I think I understand God, as soon as I think I have apprehended what it means to be a person of faith, something new happens and I realize I don't really have it. I sometimes feel like giving up and falling into a state of apathy but ever so often the Spirit sends me a message like today's video, and so I continue the chase. Thanks for today's video. It reminds me to appreciate the process and enjoy it as well. Submitted By: Cherie

Susan McCullough-Byars 3/3/2010 9:51:57 AM
in Advaita Vedanta he universe is breathed into being by God. Moment by Moment thei sound is So-Hum, So-Hum as source breathes in and out, creating the Universe. How different is that? Submitted By: Susan McCullough-Byars

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