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Reflection Justice, gratitude, piety, and even self-interest oblige us to love our Lord Jesus Christ. He must be loved above all things, and for love of him all that we hold dear must be sacrificed. Let us willingly consecrate ourselves without reserve to his holy service.
Thomas à Kempis • The Imitation of Christ: (Original translation as heard on the Hallow App)
Was Judas a bad guy? Probably not. Just like us. Judas loved Jesus. But like two horses pulling the chariot of the king, one horse runs pure, looking straight ahead and faithfully pulling, while the other horse looks around, gets distracted and allows concerns and anxieties to cloud his vision. When the two horses fought inside Judas, eventually a
... See moreHugh Halter • BiVO: A Modern-Day Guide for Bi-Vocational Saints
cult of the side wound
The thing you are deeply yearning to create is told to you in all the subtle ways other people's artwork slightly misses the mark
Miles Johnstonx.comDidn’t really need to reread it [Hamlet]. I wanted to sprinkle some references in the bridge, so like the the bridge references kind of some paraphrasing of some lines from Hamlet, so I did like do a little brush up. But I just love the idea that like, ‘You you saved me from love driving me mad,’ right? ‘Cause that’s what happened to Ophelia.... See more
Taylor’s Thoughts on ’the fate of Ophelia’
But here's what troubles me about this whole arrangement: we know belief isn't built on truth. It's built on repetition .
stepfanie tyler • thinking about thinking
The price we pay for dreaming is the possibility of drowning; the price we pay for not dreaming is the surety of coasting through life in a stupor of autopilot, landlocked in the givens of our time, place, and culture. The dreamer, then, is the only one fully awake to life — that bright technology of the possible the universe invented to prevail
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