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Day 7: Simply be. – Rest, recover and reset, knowing that you were created to love. Allow yourself the gift of being exactly who God is creating you to be.
Day 6: We reflect on all we’ve learned. - May the tools, the lessons, the insights and conversations be for our good, and for this world’s good.
Day 5: We choose the higher path, the higher self, and to walk the higher way. – We stand at a crossroad between who we are and who God is calling us to be. And, the question we must ask in the depths of ourselves is, “Who will we choose to be?
Day 4: We are called to reflect the image of God in a more complete way. – In our routine and our rhythm, we are called to reflect the best image of God in what we do and how we do it.
Day 3: God helps us lose, so that we may gain. - Like Adam, we must lose a part of ourselves to gain wholeness. We explore what things inside us are fading away so that we can become more complete – healed, whole, restored – growing in the image of God.
Day 2: We expand in thought, in sight, and in deed. – What does the Lord require of you? To be who you are becoming, to grow into the best image of God, a person full of compassion, deep in wisdom and understanding, grounded in awareness of oneself, and grounded in awareness of what can be by God’s grace. What does the lrod require of you but to be who you are becoming, expanded in thought, in sight and in deed.
Day 1: We continue to stretch our hearts to prepare for deeper love. — Love of the other, of oneself, of mercy, compassion and of justice are not an abstract concepts. God requires us to love in a deeper way, a way that leads to more justice, mercy and humility within this world.
Day 7: Simply be. – Rest, recover and reset. Open yourself to God’s grace.
Day 6: We pause to reflect. – In a time of silence, we pause to consider all we’ve learned and make these lessons our own deep within our body, mind and soul.
Day 5: We open ourselves to the gift of a humble spirit. – We embrace the gift of simple humility, allowing that humble spirit to expand and deepen within us.
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