Sometimes wisdom consists of knowing that someone else is more insightful than you are. I have been sampling a lot of different blogs lately, and I've discovered some wonderfully thoughtful people out here in the blogosphere.
Here are a few posts from the week that stayed with me. (There are many others I loved, but I don't want to make this list too long.)
Jan at Yearning for God has an interesting post about prayer and about not telling God what to do.
MikeF at the Mercy Blog also writes of prayer, specifically the prayer of the heart.
Ellie at Does Not Wisdom Call quotes an insightful passage about giving up illusions.
Jan at A Church for Starving Artists writes of the need to expect the best in people.
Grandmère Mimi at Wounded Bird wrote a delightful homage to Julian of Norwich, whose feast day was last week.
Diane at Coexist posted a wonderful Skywatch Friday photo with corresponding poem.
I hope you enjoy their insights as much as I have.
And happy Pentecost to all.
7 comments:
Thank you for this wonderful list of links!!
My Lutheran church follows the traditional church year, so I'll say to you, too, "Happy Pentecost"!! (Happy Mothers Day, too!)
Thanks for including me - that's so encouraging to me Ruth.
Oh, thanks, I'll enjoy reading these blogs, but not tonight. I've been sitting on this chair for ages doing the meme you tagged me with. Not that I'm complaining. It was a lot of fun for me. See my May 11 post. And thanks again.
Ax
Happy Pentecost to you as well!
And I've enjoyed seeing/reading your comments. :)
Great list you have there, it gives me new blogs to explore and be inspired by.
Your blog has inspired me, I hope you know that. You have a gift for wisdom.
God bless!
Thank you, Ruth - I'm honoured to be in such company!
Blessings
Mike
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