Worthy and heavy posts, a little humour - all rather masking a pervasive sense of anxiety about job interviews, responses to them et al. I've been trying to keep balanced, rather than out and out positive (forcing a smiley mask would be dangerous I suspect). I hope there is some resolution in the next day or two, as my sleep patterns have slid a wee bit out of kilter which is a bit of a warning to me. Ora pro nobis.
That said, Saturday had me participating in a quiet day led by one of the most prolific and influential spiritual writers of the latter quarter of the 20th century - Gerard W Hughes SJ. A genuinely delightful man who left me with handful of spiritual nuggets I can go back and chew at leisure.
"Where your heart is, let your brain be also" - Baron Von Hugel
"At the final judgement, God will ask you one question and one question only: did you enjoy my creation?"
"Nothing so masks the face of God as religion" Martin Buber
"The centre of me is always and forever a pain, a curious, wild pain" Bertrand Russell.
That said, Saturday had me participating in a quiet day led by one of the most prolific and influential spiritual writers of the latter quarter of the 20th century - Gerard W Hughes SJ. A genuinely delightful man who left me with handful of spiritual nuggets I can go back and chew at leisure.
"Where your heart is, let your brain be also" - Baron Von Hugel
"At the final judgement, God will ask you one question and one question only: did you enjoy my creation?"
"Nothing so masks the face of God as religion" Martin Buber
"The centre of me is always and forever a pain, a curious, wild pain" Bertrand Russell.
