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“May every footstep and contemplation reveal the divine within, in whose image we are made”.
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Every journey in life leads into the unknown.
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“Every step along the way is it’s own journey…”
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“How do you steer this thing? / Which end is helm and which is the stern?”
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“May this be the year we choose / to live our lives fully”
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“may reflection, introspection and soul-searching / help us discover our sacred purpose”
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“We pray that you carry us in your heart to your new home”
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“We break open / To all that we will encounter”
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“With offerings of healing. / Companions on the journey, / Guiding me to see / That which was always there.”

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