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Tag Archives: Easter
Like Wheat that Springeth Green: Easter
Most adults accept that, even after great loss, in some form at least, love will come again. After bereavement, though grief never truly leaves us, there is always love enough out there for new friendships, perhaps a new partner, or … Continue reading
Wisdom, and the “Place of Understanding”
“Whence comes wisdom, and where is the place of understanding?” – The Bible “Do you know where you’re going to?” – The theme from “Mahogany“ A former-Protestant turned Pagan, my most profound religious moment happened in an Orthodox church. Most … Continue reading
