Author Archives: rlongwort
Sipping Stones
Last Sunday, I went to Rawley Springs for a Sunday Afternoon. We brought food to cook and found ourselves at the swimming hole, in water that goes up to the waist and then some. It was cold, flowing fast and … Continue reading
More on Go Sin No More.
It is the month of the May Blossoms and the Flower Moon is full tonight. May has left us with a beautiful feeling as we look about into the gardens and the streets where we live. The abundance of colors … Continue reading
Go Sin No More – and Other Confessions
Part of many religions is the idea that we ask forgiveness for sins and this was a prominant ritual in my Catholic Faith. We set out for church for Mass and Confessions and especially at Easter time. While this was … Continue reading
THE BLISS OF SOLITUDE
This morning I was at the ocean front at daybreak. There was a line of what looked like clouds and I did not see any rising sun but could see that light change in a warm way. I stood there … Continue reading
Moriah – Larger and Smaller issues
Moriah told her friend, Sonie, that she often prayed for her. Sonie felt that Moriah’s voice surely had the ear of God and that would do a lot of good for her. Sonie had a hard job working on teeth … Continue reading
Ralph’s Dream on a Sunday Outing to the Park
How dreams open a light into your future, personally and collectively. Continue reading
Shadow and Light a Ladder Make
Seeking Wholeness – Knowing our Shadows and Our Light. Once upon a time there was Darkness over the deep and God said “Let there be light.” And God made his people out of the clay and after much climbing God’s … Continue reading
Sweet Peas
During the last two weeks I was involved in an eleven-day chanting/ Kundalini class that included a daily walk and chant. I added this practice to a nightly practice of doing the Aquarian Sadhna Chant, which I have been doing … Continue reading
Stepping Stumbling Blocks Stones
I had some trouble sleeping so I went to the end of the bed to catch the moonlight on my face that was coming in through the skylight from the waxing gibbous moon. I was soon fast asleep with her … Continue reading
The Stile
Bringing together the old healing Druidic traditions with today’s efforts of healing makes its way into this story. I dreamed of such healing rituals about thirty years ago and it was lovely to include and to embellish them. Continue reading