abundance

Yearning For Response Answered

by Beca Lewis November 1, 2011

When the weather turns colder, we move two bird feeders from way out on the deck, to the covered porch, and the other to right outside my glass office door. Then we wait. It doesn’t take long. First, the chickadees find it and then the woodpeckers and within a very short time, we have a [...]

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Penny Portals Into Heaven

by Beca Lewis June 28, 2011

Have you ever dreamed of stepping through a portal and finding yourself in a place that feels like heaven? It’s not impossible, it can happen to you today! In the television series, Stargate, portals are few and far between, and open into unfamiliar territory and often-hostile environments. In the world we live in, we also [...]

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Which Side Are You On—It Matters What You Choose

by Beca Lewis April 4, 2011

It was 1970 when I first read this statement,“On one side will be discord and dismay, and on the other side will be Science and peace.”* Actually, this statement frightened me quite a bit. I decided for sure I wanted to be on the side of Science and peace, who wouldn’t? Today older, and hopefully [...]

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Remove Rocks, Cultivate Gratitude

by Beca Lewis January 17, 2011

Where we live, the ground is hard and filled with rocks, not the kind of ground in which you can throw a seed and expect it to grow. Work is required. A garden is so much like life. Sometimes life can feel hard and filled with rocks, and nothing we do seems to take root. Work is required.

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That There May Be Equality

by Beca Lewis November 21, 2010

For the winter, I stuck a branch into the umbrella holder and hung the suet feeder from it so that it is only a foot from my office door. This makes it easy to change the suet. I just open the door and there it is, no need to walk out into the cold and coming snow!

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Broken Perceptions: Or Does Everything Hurt When You Poke It?

by Beca Lewis November 9, 2010

We can tell we have a broken finger by the pain we feel, and we can tell a broken perception in the same way, by the pain we feel. It is not necessarily a physical pain, although that can be a symptom, it is also emotional pain. We all have both of these kinds of pains at least some of the time.

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Let Go And Rise, Continue And Leap

by Beca Lewis October 26, 2010

My imagination took off as I thought of how the tree must feel to be free and clean to begin again, to be able to lift itself up higher into the sunlight. As the trees let go, the display of beautiful color and raining leaves is stunning. It’s not a sad time, it is a season of harvest and abundance and …. rising!

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Don’t Say “That’s Enough”

by Beca Lewis July 13, 2010

We have trained ourselves to live at a certain level of abundance and not to rise too much higher, or at least do it really, really, slowly, and in the timing and manner of our choice. This means that although infinite Love is providing ever-expanding abundance for every one of us in every moment, because [...]

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Abundant Moments

by Beca Lewis February 3, 2010

Four teenagers went to see a staging of the play called “Our Town” as guests of the show Sunday Morning. The question the show wanted answered was, “would this play resonant with the ‘twitter and instant gratification’ generation”. After the play the two boys and two girls were interviewed and the question, based on the [...]

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Leaves As Money

by Beca Lewis October 29, 2009

I stepped into the lovely fall day and was surrounded by leaves. Leaves on the trees, leaves falling like rain, leaves covering every surface on the ground. It was a stunningly beautiful sight! For the next few hours I blew leaves into piles, raked leaves into more piles, and carted leaves to the edge of [...]

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A Cycle of Graceful Abundance

by Beca Lewis October 6, 2008

Yesterday we saw a squirrel running by our door. He was intent upon burying the nut that he had just found. We can tell that winter is coming because instead of just using the “squirrel highway” in the trees, the squirrels are on the ground looking for and burying nuts.

The squirrels are doing what they always do, gathering and planting. Someone must have forgotten to tell them about the current financial crisis.

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