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To: Jamey who wrote (32613)	3/15/2001 1:25:59 AM
From: Jamey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

The Act of Loving One Another!! Today's thought is: "I have listened to the realm of the Spirit. I have heard my own soul's voice, and I have remembered that love is the complete and unifying thread of existence." --Mary Casey The act of loving someone else brings us together, closes whatever the gap between us. It draws us into the world of another, making richer the world we call our own. Love is the great equalizer. We no longer wish to conquer or dominate those whom we love. And our love for one increases our capacity for loving others. Love heals another, and love heals ourselves, both giving it and receiving it. Love from another acknowledges our existence, assuring us that we do count, that our presence is valued by someone else. It is human to need these reminders, these assurances. But our need for them is lessened each time we acknowledge another person in our midst. Where love is absent, people, even in a crowd, feel alone, forgotten, unimportant. No doubt we can each recall times of quiet desperation--moments of alienation. We must reach out to someone and send thoughts of love to someone who may need to be remembered. Our loving thoughts for persons close and far away always reach their destination. They do unify us. Love is powerful. It can change the complexion of the universe. It will change the direction of my life. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Today's meditation comes from the book Each Day a New Beginning by Karen Casey copyright 1982, 1991 ************************************************************ James christian-harbor.com