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DAY 31 | NEXT 100 DAYS OF LOVE | OWN WHAT YOU KNOW

Updated: Sep 29

OWN WHAT YOU KNOW

You know exactly what you are doing. You know what you need to do. Take the necessary loving action to thrive in connection, community and grace.

Day 31 NEXT 100 Heart Art. Red October Full of Love.

AWAKEN: A LISTENING HEART

It has been said that deep listening is the truest form of intimacy. When you are in connection with your inner power, your knowing of your connection to all that is. What does your community need, what would support greater foundational health and wellness.

Photo By: Wix — Sister Servants of Mary Fundraising Event.

REMEMBER: CONNECT TO YOUR DIVINE LOVE AND WISDOM

In the planting of seeds we learn, in the tending we grow, in the harvest we celebrate.

DAY 31 / NEXT 100 DAYS OF LOVE | OWN WHAT YOU KNOW

FOUNDATIONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS AFFIRMATION

I know exactly what I am doing.

PRAYER'S OF THE HEART

May love strengthen your resolve

May unwanted behaviors die of their own accord

And May all your sorrows be lifted and

May you always own what you know.

LOVE ACTIVISM 💚🌱✨ A WAY FOR SWITCH

There are a group of Nuns who minister to the sick overnight to allow family members of terminal hospice patients to rest, knowing their loved ones are being cared for. Consider a donation today to the Sister Servants of Mary. Like Mary at the foot of the cross, grace comes to those who need service. It is a beautiful offering to be in connection to a loving organization with roots in spirituality as the worlds between this world and the other open up. It is the necessary work, "for I was sick and you visited me." MT 25, 26

The operate from the roots of a "pious practice from the time of our Mother Foundress is a symbol of our spirituality: love for the Divine Patient. The first Rule left evidence of this: “In all the infirmaries of the Congregation there will be a devout statue of Our Lord Jesus Christ entitled “The Divine Patient”, placed on a simple yet suitable bed; so that the Sisters can recall Him frequently and adore Him during the night; so that the Novices can keep vigil with Him on certain nights…; so that our sick Sisters can bear their suffering with greater fortitude and merit” (Rule of 1873)”. The Divine Patient reminds us that the sick are the living image of Christ and that we must serve and care for them as the Lord Himself."