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Gratitude is a peculiar thing: often, it’s the very thing that we thought was a problem that we become most grateful. Likewise, that which we strive for, believing that it will somehow add value, often proves to be a curse. The reality is we rarely know what we actually want until we come face to face with an inescapable situation. In the event that we have worked to established a thing, one that does not prove to be what we really wanted, we suddenly wish for something else - usually something simple and more manageable.
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There lies in rhythm a hippocampus,
which relentlessly recalls the former. The past and present stand chiasmus; whispers of that which was. |
AuthorDL Peterson is a writer exploring the quiet intersections of faith, form, and the human soul. His work traces the sacred patterns hidden in ordinary life—where grace reshapes what striving never could. Drawing from theology, literature, and lived experience, he writes with a contemplative voice that invites readers to slow down, pay attention, and rediscover the presence of God woven through the everyday. Archives
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