Mary of Nazareth’s receptive way of life reflects the way whose time has come because we too, are to birth the divine into time. But here’s the catch: we’ve got to be ourselves to do so, and this means being free of those “should do” things that we believe are needed to attain a certain end or outcome.

I know I can’t be receptive if I let myself be driven to, or by, promotion, which at times like this, when a new book (“Memoria”) is coming out seems like an imperative. But when you and I catch ourselves, and break out of doing one more, and one more thing described as the “tried and true way,” we are contributing to “the end of time as we’ve known it.” That ending is an opening for a new beginning.  Can I “create the new” by simply sharing my dialogue with Mary as a labor of love? By sharing that she will console and inspire you, as well as welcome you to be The New, and create The New?

 

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