Health and Wellness
Desert Monks Story
08/06/07 10:51

'Once Abbot Antony was conversing with some brethren, and a hunter who was after game in the wilderness came upon them. He saw Abbot Antony and the brothers enjoying themselves, and disapproved. Abbot Antony said: 'Put a an arrow in your bow and shoot it.'
This he did.
'Now shoot another,' said the Elder. 'And another, and another.'
Then the hunter said: 'If I bend my bow all the time it will break.'
Abbot Antony replied: 'So it is also in the work of God. If we push ourselves beyond measure, the brethren will soon collapse. It is right therefore, from time to time, to relax.' Celtic Daily Prayer
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Let nothing disturb thee..
01/04/07 23:07
Let nothing disturb thee,
nothing affright thee;
all things are passing,
God never changeth!
Patient endurance attaineth to all things;
who God possesseth
in nothing is wanting;
alone God sufficeth. (from Celtic Daily Prayer
Midday Prayer)
nothing affright thee;
all things are passing,
God never changeth!
Patient endurance attaineth to all things;
who God possesseth
in nothing is wanting;
alone God sufficeth. (from Celtic Daily Prayer
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Using the beads - giving names to God
20/10/05 17:36
I find the Prayer Cord comforting.
It's a physical reminder of my close relationship with God every
day, so I keep it with me all the time. I use it to pray for my
friends or any big issues. When I'm really stressed I use the beads
and just give people's names to God - and if they've a very big
problem then they get lots of beads! I believe God drops people's
names into my head. In my moments of greatest stress it was the
only thing that gave me any peace. CAROLE

