
Saved by Lael Johnson and
Divine Beauty: The Invisible Embrace
Saved by Lael Johnson and
When we deaden our own depths, we cannot strike a resonance in those we meet or in the work we do.
daughter of the moon, kin to its rhythm of red tide.
Scáth includes the positive meaning of shelter. There is an old proverb: ‘Is ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann na daoine’, i.e., People live in one another’s shadow. This proverb suggests the intimacy of Celtic folk culture as a cohesive web which protects individuality in its shelter.
The way we look at things has a huge influence on what becomes visible for us.
However, it is only when we are afraid that courage becomes a question. Courage is amazing because it can tap in to the heart of fear, taking that frightened energy and turning it towards initiative, creativity, action and hope. When courage comes alive, imprisoning walls become frontiers of new possibility, difficulty becomes invitation and the he
... See moreIn the experience of beauty we awaken and surrender in the same act.
The glimpse, the touch of beauty is enough to quicken our hearts with the longing for the divine.
When we address difficulty in terms of the call to beauty, new invitations come alive.
WHILE WE CAN participate in beauty, we can never possess it.