Repentance is the acknowledgment of our missteps, and the adjustment of our stance so we are in line with Divine Love. And this, according to Sarah Bessey, requires vulnerability and grief.
Can we get serious this week? Serious enough to acknowledge to ourselves, to God, and to one another how we have missed the path of Love? May we carry the weight of God’s transformative kindness, believing Sarah’s words: “There is no place you can go where you will outrun God’s love and longing for your wholeness.”
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- This reflection and practice were also published this week in The Slow Way Letter on Substack.
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