Limina at work in my life
In this post, Bill shares how Limina has supported his ongoing transitions that began last year. 2022 was undoubtedly a liminal year for me. The clear transition from “first half” to “second half of life” (drawing on the work of Richard Rohr) was in full force. Making the very difficult decision to sell our family […]
From the storm …
Winter Storm Elliott has been creating havoc all over the country, with even worse conditions predicted in the next couple of days. Here at Limina, I’m not sure if we’re experiencing the front-end of Elliott, but the winds and rain have been torrential. The windows in the house will be replaced this spring because the […]
Overwhelmed by grace
From the moment that Limina was a tiny seed of an idea, Bill and I have been awed to see it has broken through the soil and begun to grow. Deep in our hearts and souls, we felt that this place of rest and healing was the Spirit’s work and our job is to listen, […]
Seeing with the eyes of the heart
“I pray that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ may give you a spirit of wisdom and revelation as you come to know him, so that, with the eyes of your heart enlightened, you may know what is the hope to which he has called you, what are the riches of his glorious […]
Persistence and blessings
On February 7, 2017 while the US Senate was debating the confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions as Attorney General, the Senate tried to silence Senator Elizabeth Warren while she was reading a letter by Coretta Scott King. Senator Warren continued to read the letter in the face of repeated censures, but ultimately the Senate took […]
Doing gratitude
“Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.” William Arthur Ward I was raised to write a thank you note any time I was given a gift or someone did something nice for me. As a child, this was a chose that I often resisted, but as an adult I […]
Patterning our lives after nature
The early 13th century in Italy must have had a special energetic pattern. Two great observers and lovers of creation lived in the early 1200’s and had an extraordinary impact on how we think about the natural world. While Fibonacci – or Leonardo Bonacci – from the republic of Pisa and St. Francis of Assisi […]
Time for a course correction?
When heading out on a trip, dreaming about my garden, or starting a new knitting project, I love to plan plan plan! I just bought a knitting pattern for a mystery knit along and all I know is that we’ll be making a shawl and what materials I will need. I had so much fun […]