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The butterfly picture in the upper left corner is a symbol and reminder for me of the spiritual process. Sometimes I am the caterpillar - barely able to see far enough in front of me to put one foot in front of the other. Sometimes I find myself in that dark place of the soul, and I remind myself that it is simply my cocoon. While all may seem dark, and I may feel like everything is totally disintegrating around me (and in me!) a miracle is at work in my life and I will soon be able to fly! I love those days where I experience the butterfly in my life! The ability to fly above all the mundane earthy matters and remember the truth and experience God's power in tangible ways in my life are wonderful times indeed that occur more and more often as I continue this journey! Thank you, God!

If you are so inclined, I invite you to journey with me as we seek the promised land together. While I hope to share some "faithbooking" (scrapbook pages or artistic journaling about my faith journey), much of the time the journey may well be seen in words, rather than pictures. I invite you to create your own pictures. How do these things play out in your life? I'd love to hear from you about your own spiritual journey!

How Do You Choose Your Daily Topics?

The question has been asked, "How do you decide what Scripture to meditate on for any given morning?"  

As some of you have noticed, I tend to skip around a lot in what I share on my Blog.  When I seriously began asking for my DAILY bread, I wanted to be more open to God's guidance.  It seemed pretty silly to ask for guidance as I read and then when a verse was put in my mind say, "sorry, I'm reading Matthew right now!"  So, I'm trying to be more open.  It's an interesting experience.  

It's not uncommon these days for me to wake up with a verse running through my mind. If that happens, I will look it up and read before and after. Sometimes as I'm reading, a cross reference will stand out to me and I'll go there. Sometimes another verse will pop into my head. 

If there is no verse in my mind as I awake, I may go back to where I read the day before and read until something stands out to me. Sometimes a personal issue will be on my mind and I'll use a concordance to see if I can find some insight regarding that topic. I'm just trying to be really open as I ask each morning for my daily bread.

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