Remembering the Way of Love is a Daily Challenge to let it Lead Us.

I have been sad witnessing what is happening in Gaza with Palestine. 

It is beyond the scope of any human emotion or comprehension.

And yet it is here.

Begging us to take a stand, to be the power of love that will save us all.

So, I went to my blog archives to find a story of Annie to guide me.

This came up:

2009

 

Annie dream walking

 

Last night, Annie came to me in my dreams and held my hand.

Dreams have a way of healing us; I was sad yesterday after saying goodbye to Sacha.

Annie walked with me along the river. I had my hand in hers; she talked about roses and how I should pick some from her old garden.

She leaned into me as I put my arm around her. She gave me three dried roses.

Laughing, I said, "Hey, remember you used to tell me this was not the moment to cut roses and plant them, let alone dried ones?" 

She smiled,

"Life has a way of surviving, you'll see."

I hope I do, Annie.



Comments

8 responses to “Remembering the Way of Love is a Daily Challenge to let it Lead Us.”

  1. Cynthia Thompson

    Lovely again. Thank you. Blessings

  2. Oh I love to hear the Annie stories so much.
    Thanks for sharing
    Praying for all those suffering in our broken world

  3. Annafromindiana

    Your Annie stories are always so rich, this one with wisdom and hope —- good medicine for the heart in these deeply troubled times. Thank you, Corey!

  4. Annafromindiana

    Your Annie stories are always so rich, this one with wisdom and hope —- good medicine for the heart in these deeply troubled times. Thank you, Corey!

  5. Thank you, dear Corey and God bless the beautiful gift of your dear Annie.

  6. Teddee Grace

    Survive, perhaps, but the perpetrators and the victims, if they live, will never be the same. This is an atrocity and will go down in history as such.

  7. Jennifer Phillipps

    Nice memories of Annie, she had a way of coming to the point and offering thoughtful insights…I remember her face and stories well…hopefully she has given you strength. Jennie, NZ

  8. Annie was a wise woman.
    You learned well from her.
    Sending love!

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