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Love this …and the final lines of poetry. Something good to reflect on…
Three years ago this month my husband died. I hurt thinking that I could have cared for him better during his illness. Upon his diagnosis I ended volunteer work as a Hospice volunteer. Ironically, everyone loved me and I loved caring for them. My ex-husband just died and I was not permitted our final conversation. I pray they both loved me when they departed.
Amen. Thank you.
This is beautiful, Dagmar, and so important to share as we all have regrets that we reflect on later.
Loved this post. Your mind is a gift, and I am glad you share it through your heart felt writing.
I enjoyed your reflections on the different kinds of love and also motherhood. Thanks
I have always loved — and since then used! — the phrasing of “mother-in-love” and so on. Thank you so much!
Beautiful, salient for these tumultuous times . Thank you for sharing from the heart 💓
Wise woman, thank you!
Just beautiful Rev. Dagmar! Thank you for sharing, ♥️🙏🏽💜
Dagmar, blessings to you for sharing so much of your personal story. It has enriched me. Thank you! Paula
AMEN!!!! and may we have PEACE, PROTECTION, HEALING and Harmony not just for some for Everyone
Yes ! Thank you Dagmar for sharing your wisdom in such a troubling time.
Der Frühlingsregen nährt die Samen, die Liebe blüht.
Beautiful mama…appreciate the invocation of beloved community
Beautiful, thank you for the inspirational words and connections.
“…it is only with the heart that one can see rightly…”
Amen, Alleluia! Justin Bibb elected! 😊👍👍🏾Topped only by Joe Biden’s Jan 6 speech-best I have heard from The Oval Office since JFK! Now, what to do about all of Ohio south of Cuy Cty?!😩
Beautiful Dagmar. Happy New Years and I’m glad we are still here together.
Or an orthodox Rabbi or an Imam? Growing up, there were no female rabbis. While that changed somewhat 50 years ago when Sally Priesand, the first female reformed Rabbi was ordained, it has always turned me off to organized religion and I have found spiritually elsewhere. Our daughters and granddaughters are “mighty girls” and we have made some progress in other spheres of power, so why participate in an institution that does not accept us as leaders?Jan Biederman on Who wants to be a priest?November 28