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Not Good to Be Alone: Discernment and the Need for Spiritual Accompaniment (Lectio Divina)
Henri Nouwen warns that discernment performed alone often becomes delusion — but what does it mean to need each other in the work of hearing God? This post holds the tension between the irreplaceable necessity of solitude and the equally irreplaceable necessity of community, tracing the thread from Genesis through the desert tradition to…
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Where I Know I Am Safe: Finding Healing, Safety, and Solace in the Secret Places Where God Resides (Lectio Divina)
A contemplative reflection on silence as a place of healing, safety, and divine love, inviting the soul to rest in God’s presence during times of suffering, fear, and spiritual exhaustion.
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Sinking Into Loving Darkness: Surrendering to the Sacred Void of Divine Love (Oratio Divina)
A contemplative reflection on surrendering into the divine mystery where words and control fall away, drawing on the wisdom of Christian mystics and Scripture. This blog invites readers to consider how letting go leads to deeper union with God’s infinite love.