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Thought of the Day: Faith versus Fear
This morning I shared a message on my other blog #BreakingBreadWithNatasha I decided to share here the reflection I had written there. I’ve edited it to focus solely on the thoughts and declarations about faith and fear. I hope it resonates with someone, maybe you. I hope it has the level of stickability to help…
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A Daily Prayer to Recite and Share
I don’t know your religious beliefs, who and how you pray, or if you pray. You may not believe in a power higher and greater than you. Whatever, however, and whomever you lean upon each day for strength, courage, and inspiration—modify the words, as needed. No judgment from me. All I desire is your internal…
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Thought of the Day: Embracing Trials and Tribulations
I love this quote from Hannah Whitall Smith. It is featured in the book, 100 Days of Grace for Women [published by Freeman-Smith]. I keep reading these words and visualizing my circumstances from the outside looking in. Try doing this. How many times did your mind wander from your visualization? Did you lose focus? It…
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Thought of the Day: Fear and Faith
There’s a quote by an anonymous author that perfectly describes the relationship between fear and faith. It reads: “Fear knocked at the door. Faith answered. No one was there“. When we walk by faith, fear has no place near us let alone in us. It’s like the deadbeat loser who rings your doorbell and sees…
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Today’s Breaking Bread Message Highlights Why So Many Turn From Organized Religion
Today I shared a message on my Breaking Bread With Natasha blog. I had brought back to life a message that I had written on April 17, 2013. Today I added more content, more ‘meat and potatoes’ to the table. I then recorded an audio message to accompany the written one. It’s easier to ‘take…
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