Stories Collected While Living in France
Between heaven and earth there is a thin line. Unnoticable and unassuming. Though at times heaven seems to be… underfoot, deep within and stirring in the air we breath… like a thin line, a thread weaving heaven and earth as one.
Breathing communion, breathing life.
Photo: An angel gives lessons on balancing. Simply focus on what is good and hold on.
Heaven, I suspect, is where we find it. So is Hell.
Have a blessed advent Corey.
A thin line metween heaven and earth. That’s what I have learned from the celts, and at Lindisfarne this line or film is at its thinnest.
I have found alot of other “thin” places as well, places where it is good to be.
Your blog is such a thin place.
beautifully expressed Corey.
Thanks for your comment on my blog. Talks about things I love to do at this time of the year and how much I love Christmas. About the thin line as well between that joy and sorrow for the ones who are unhappy or alone.
Great advice!
How truly beautiful indeed.
Faith is to know we are never ever alone.
We are all connected heart to heart.
I love you
Christmas cheer all through the year.
Love Jeanne
“Simply focus on what is good and hold on.”
What a succinct and workable piece of advice!
A thin line…that does seem to reach down sometimes and touch us. Doesn’t it.
I love your thoughts today Corey, and I hope you have a blessed Advent.
so wonderfully put!!!
delphine
Such a way with words you have my dear!
your wisdom is always precious to me corey…i need to focus and hold on…blessings, rebecca
Let me ride upon your words and balance with the angels!
xox
Thinking of you!
How beautiful and appropriate for the Christmas season, focus and hold on. Thank you Corey.
Miss Sandy
Dear Corey..you are such a treasure and a cyber angel! Visiting your blog is always a wonder filled journey! I had t ocatch up to see what I missed the past couple of days! Peace..Pam
I’m going to use that as a mantra “focus on what is good and hold on” Merci Buckets jjb
A beautiful post, and sound, grounding advice at this hectic time of year.
Wise lady..!
hugs
xx
Oh Corey, your post brings tears of joy to my eyes.
Words cannot express my appreciation for your comments at my blog regarding “cute”. I am so excited about life and walking that “thin line”.
Today, heaven is in my heart.
Corey,
I really enjoyed your post today, so beautiful
are your words and so true, thank you Denise
Beautiful, Corey as usual. Corey, please, could help me with my choice of camera, see my choices on my blog and it would be nice if you could give your opinion, thanks a lot.
Beautiful post. We all feel like we’re balancing sometimes, don’t we?
Yes, good and true- that is what is important. (and chocolate-missed your earlier posts of flea market absence!!)
D.
Sending love and Baby’s Breath 🙂
PS- And Hello to Shelley. Thinking of you at this moment.
D.
Oh, that was so beautiful. Thank you for your thoughts on remembering to focus on the good at this holy season. Blessings . . .
Once again, your words have touched the core of my heart. I love what you say about balancing…simply focus on what is good and hold on!
“Breathing Communion, Breathing Life” that really resonates with me.
Everyone should think about that one!!
Beautiful Corey!!
Rosemary
A beautiful post.
The focus is what it’s all about I think. What do we focus on…
Don’t mean to bring the tone down, but if there is a thin line between heaven and earth, does it stand to reason the same applies to hell and earth? I think it probably does.
It’s all a great big swirling mass.
don’t you think
their wings
give them the balance
we seem to lack?
🙂
i don’t mind, really,
i can wait.
i
am
still working on mine…
So beautiful and so true! Marva
I love the advent … this time of year the passing days are filled with anticipation. Beautiful, wise words you’ve written. Focus, balance, taking deep breaths … aaaahhhhhh… xx, JP/deb
Hey,is that some fancy schmance Photoshop silhouetting I’m seeing over thar!?
When I heard Andrea Bocelli sing, in Los Vegas last Saturday, I sat there and thought, “this must be what heaven is like”.
It truly was a transcendental experience.
~elaine~
Reading this reminded me of a comment I apparently made when I was a little girl attending a relative’s funeral. Looking confused at the grave I said to my mother: “But … how does heaven get into earth?” Maybe the answer is in that thin line … Wishing you a wonderful advent, Corey 🙂
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