Comments on: Sacred Ingress http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167 Meandering minds are welcome here! Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:11:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Results from the Retreat Group Writing Project } Group Writing Projects http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-2453 Results from the Retreat Group Writing Project } Group Writing Projects Wed, 14 May 2008 13:08:06 +0000 http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167#comment-2453 [...] Sacred Ingress by Carl Holmes [...] [...] Sacred Ingress by Carl Holmes [...]

]]> By: Suzy http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-2440 Suzy Thu, 08 May 2008 19:55:37 +0000 http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167#comment-2440 A stunning post. God seeks us! A beautiful reminder :) A stunning post.
God seeks us!
A beautiful reminder :)

]]> By: Mark Goodyear http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-2433 Mark Goodyear Tue, 06 May 2008 14:15:42 +0000 http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167#comment-2433 Wow, indeed. The image of the kitten and the ball of string is incredible. Playful and innocent, but also suggesting disembowelment. I'm going to be thinking about that for awhile--mindless play, however innocent, always becomes dangerous. Perhaps one reason we need retreat is to find our minds again--and the mind of God. Wow, indeed. The image of the kitten and the ball of string is incredible. Playful and innocent, but also suggesting disembowelment. I’m going to be thinking about that for awhile–mindless play, however innocent, always becomes dangerous.

Perhaps one reason we need retreat is to find our minds again–and the mind of God.

]]> By: L.L. Barkat http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-2432 L.L. Barkat Tue, 06 May 2008 12:01:33 +0000 http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167#comment-2432 Carl, wow. I do believe this is one of the most beautiful posts I've read here. I loved it all, but the part where you describe your experience before the ocean was especially enchanting. And that line "in search of nothing but come back with everything" felt like pure gift. Carl, wow. I do believe this is one of the most beautiful posts I’ve read here. I loved it all, but the part where you describe your experience before the ocean was especially enchanting. And that line “in search of nothing but come back with everything” felt like pure gift.

]]> By: Chris Cree http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-2429 Chris Cree Tue, 06 May 2008 03:18:03 +0000 http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167#comment-2429 As a maritime guy who has spend a good deal of time out on the ocean (sometimes in very bad weather) I totally appreciate how small the sea can make you feel. Thanks for pointing out the real value of that perspective, Carl. I needed that reminder. As a maritime guy who has spend a good deal of time out on the ocean (sometimes in very bad weather) I totally appreciate how small the sea can make you feel. Thanks for pointing out the real value of that perspective, Carl. I needed that reminder.

]]> By: Retreat! Retreat! Retreat! | SuccessCREEations, Inc. http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-2428 Retreat! Retreat! Retreat! | SuccessCREEations, Inc. Tue, 06 May 2008 03:04:14 +0000 http://thoughtsofagyrovague.com/?p=167#comment-2428 [...] Sacred Ingress by Carl Holmes reminds us of the overpowering scale that can be found at the edge of a powerful ocean. [...] [...] Sacred Ingress by Carl Holmes reminds us of the overpowering scale that can be found at the edge of a powerful ocean. [...]

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