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Is There Hope for Anxious, Doubting, and Burned Out Christians?
Originally posted on Ed Cyzewski: Author // Contemplative:
If you’re a Christian who is burned out, falling flat, discouraged, struggling, or doubtful, I have a suggestion based on my own experiences. This suggestion may or may not help, but just consider…
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After the Storm
Originally posted on ThinkTwice:
“The storm is gone, but the “after the storm” is always there.” Deacon Julius Lee When the storms of life have torn through life, leaving wounds to tend to and losses to grieve, the aftermath can…
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#MoreThan Survival #MHAW17
Originally posted on ThinkTwice:
Sometimes, when it comes to mental illness, it’s just about getting through the day isn’t it? Amidst the monitoring of moods, taking of medication and trying to strike that ever-so delicate balance between paranoia and self-care.…
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Introducing #MoreThanSurvival
Originally posted on ThinkTwice:
It’s here! Mental Health Awareness Week is upon us and this year the national focus in “Surviving or Thriving?” and we’ve decided to take this theme a little further and think about how to move beyond…
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Grief and Mental Health
Originally posted on ThinkTwice:
In the past week, Prince Harry opened up about the effect his grief at the death of Diana, Princess of Wales as a part of the Heads Together initiative with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall.…
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Waking up in a ‘thin’ place…@LeeAbbeyDevon
It was six o’clock in the morning. I could hear the wind whistling outside and rattling against the windows. I got out of bed and pulled back the curtains. There was the moon, but it was the … Source: Waking … Continue reading
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Mindful Relationships, a little video about cultivating them…
I have just uploaded a new video on Mindful Relationships: our relationship with our own self; our relationship with others, creation and God. You can find it on You Tube and here is the link:
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