http://www.i-youniverse.net/2008/04/06/the-daily-cross/ a welcoming affirming space for spiritual deepening, biblical reflection, and giving a damn Sun, 23 Nov 2008 14:17:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.i-youniverse.net/2008/04/06/the-daily-cross/#comment-9 admin Wed, 09 Apr 2008 13:00:59 +0000 http://www.i-youniverse.net/?p=46#comment-9 The line is in Dereliction (2 before this). It's just a metaphor from a CT scan, if you could scan the soul, what would you find? The image of the open palm, which someone gave me, has been very helpful to me as well. It feels serene to me, like an act of trust. People in hospice have all their life in their palm, but the state of heart is the same. (I suppose.) j The line is in Dereliction (2 before this). It’s just a metaphor from a CT scan, if you could scan the soul, what would you find? The image of the open palm, which someone gave me, has been very helpful to me as well. It feels serene to me, like an act of trust. People in hospice have all their life in their palm, but the state of heart is the same. (I suppose.) j

]]> http://www.i-youniverse.net/2008/04/06/the-daily-cross/#comment-7 Wren Wed, 09 Apr 2008 03:57:05 +0000 http://www.i-youniverse.net/?p=46#comment-7 I've been looking back through your blogs to see what you wrote about soul scan before, but it must have been in a comment. Anyway, I ran across the line above that I remembered reading before and wish I'd written down. The image has come up for me many times since, about offering to God what is in your palm. Sometimes God takes it, sometimes not. That's true, and I found it comforting. It's still all I have to give, and that's my job, offering. I’ve been looking back through your blogs to see what you wrote about soul scan before, but it must have been in a comment. Anyway, I ran across the line above that I remembered reading before and wish I’d written down. The image has come up for me many times since, about offering to God what is in your palm. Sometimes God takes it, sometimes not. That’s true, and I found it comforting. It’s still all I have to give, and that’s my job, offering.

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