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Looking Into

April 27, 2009 David Robinson

Posted in: Cannon Beach Log Filed under: digital art, looking into, photo, theophany

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← GETTING INTO THE HABIT
GETTING INTO THE HABIT, part II →

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  • Cloud Devotion
  • The Sacred Art of Marriage
  • Soul Mentoring
  • Ancient Paths
  • The Busy Family’s Guide to Spirituality
  • The Christian Family Toolbox
  • Life Together in a World Apart

WATER PATHS

When we journey in the good way of the soul, the spiritual life flows like water paths in a mountain stream, drawing fulness from life giving sources above. When our soul is healthy and full of God's life-giving love, our life flows like water paths that never run dry. When our spiritual life is unhealthy or empty, our life becomes like a dry stream bed devoid of water where very little grows. A spiritual life that is healthy and full experiences an unceasing flow of pure, refreshing water coming through our life, water that brings life and renewal in and out of seasons.

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Special thanks to Thomas Robinson, Nature Photographer. Many of the images featured on WaterPaths are by this very talented professional nature photographer. Please visit Thomas Robinson’s online Nature Photo Gallery at www.zoomdak.com.

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