Whatever difficulties occur in my life, tragic or minor, I can get too caught up in them, so I need a haven.
Mind you, I'm not suggesting anyone bury their head in the sand about awful facts, forsake people whom those terrible facts impact, refrain from action to keep one's situation from worsening, or ignore difficult feelings. I am saying I can dwell on awful situations to the degree it hurts my mental, physical, psychic, and spiritual health really seriously. I need an inner haven to maintain well-being.
So I try to focus on the moment, which is where I find the Goddess, Her power, and Her care for me. The present moment is where I can find peace, beauty, magic, and laughter—laughter even amidst tragedy.
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And thank you - for you. I will share your prayer with my wife Ravyn. She's having a little trouble reading just now, so I will
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Hi, Ted, bless you. Thanks for your support. Give Ravyn my best.