Author Archives: srdianne

Awakening to the Infinite There is a hunger in the human heart, far more powerful then the intellect; a hunger that overpowers rational thought and takes over, forcing one to cry in anguish…..people do whatever it takes…..as long as that … Continue reading →

Imagine by John Lennon Imagine there’s no heaven It’s easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people Living for today Imagine there’s no countries It isn’t hard to do Nothing to kill … Continue reading →

Lear to Listen! The voice inviting you is voiceless. Most ancient of all voices. Enticing voice without words. Listen from within the cells of your being. From the marrow of your bones, listen. From the deepest source of your life, … Continue reading →

“The Gift of Change” by Marianne Williams Jesus said, “Be of good cheer”, which is certainly positive — but then he added, “For I have overcome the world.” He didn’t say, “I have fixed the world” but rather, “I have … Continue reading →

Laughter Some people say that laughter is the best medecine.  It connects me with others in positive ways and has been shown to produce positive changes in mind, body, and emotion.  When I laugh my body relaxes and my mood … Continue reading →

We need to avoid the compulsiveness that comes with the desire to “get somewhere” spiritually.  That’s a wrong kind of goal setting.  We don’t have to get anywhere in prayer, because we are already there (in God); we simply have … Continue reading →

Breathing in, I calm my body. Breatthing out, I smile. Dwelling in the present moment, I know this is a wonderful moment. Thich Nhat Hanh

At age thirty Julian of Norwich was gravely ill and lying on what she thought was her deathbed. At that time she received sixteen visions— most notable were of Christ bleeding in front of her, the motherhood of God, and … Continue reading →

When we are training in the art of peace, we are not given any promises that, because of our noble intentions, everything will be okay. In fact, there are no promises of fruition at all. Instead, we are encouraged to … Continue reading →