As a good friend once told me, I must start this story out right--"So there I was..."
Minding my own business at the front desk, with my mood matching the weather, the morning had started out like a typical Tuesday.
And then I was offered a new job. I don't want to give out a lot of details yet, but it's definitely something to think and pray about. There are numerous pros and cons associated with this opportunity and it's the first time in a long time that I've been cognizant of the clear fork in the road.
What will it mean to take it? pass it up? Which decision will best serve me? What is the responsible "adult" decision to make? So instead of a relaxing evening at home with nothing more than what to have for dinner on my mind, I will begin discerning.
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"...the month in which I learned the most in all my life. Alone as I was, I learned the knowledge of silence, of loneliness, of harsh and severe poverty, the interior conversation with 'the guest of the soul' who had never shown himself to be more 'sweet' than then."--Father Pedro Arrupe, SJ
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"...the month in which I learned the most in all my life. Alone as I was, I learned the knowledge of silence, of loneliness, of harsh and severe poverty, the interior conversation with 'the guest of the soul' who had never shown himself to be more 'sweet' than then."--Father Pedro Arrupe, SJ
"Living with the immediacy of death helps you sort out your priorities in life. It helps you to live a less trivial life." --Sogyal Rinpoche
Impossible yoga position but she likes to have goals that no one else can imagine, so they'll shut up about how they understand exactly what she's going through
2 comments:
i thought we were praying last night for someone else to get a new job. i guess those prayers got filed somewhere else. God has a sense of humor, no?
Congratulations and I hope you make the best decision for you.
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