When you have found the most sacred place of belonging,

where your inner light recognizes

and is recognized by

those in your company,

you have found home. 

Excerpt from Sermon: Anam Ċara & the Divine Echo

It is not often we share/promote network programming. Let alone shows we’ve not even watched yet.  However, this new series seems to be addressing some of the most important hidden topics experienced by the vast majority: the need for authentic connections, coping with hopelessness and depression, finding meaning in life, how every moment – every choice – matters and impacts others in often unforeseeable ways, facing our fears, and learning how to tend to the wounds in others while we heal our own hearts and minds. Here’s hoping the creators and producers are able to bring forward a show that opens the door for conversations about these things to be more freely spoken about.

My dear friend Anna Huckabee Tull‘s take on Mother’s Day.

“There is an oft-shared story in my family about a gentleman—a friend of the family, apparently—who pulled my grandmother aside when she was only five years old and attending the funeral of her very own mother who had just passed away from a prolonged illness. He handed my little-girl grandmother a mirror and invited her to look into it, asking her, ‘Do you see that face? Those eyes? Look carefully into that face, because that young girl you see in the mirror is someone you are going to need to look out for, to listen to, and to be a mother to. You are going to need to do it yourself, now. You are capable of this.’”

Click link below to read Anna’s full blog post

mothering on the inside