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I Double Dare You

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David Feldmam Jun 19, 2024
some words take me beyond words - a miracle in itself. How can we not meet since we already connected.
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Parita Jun 18, 2024
<3 Lovely to read every time!
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Sari Jun 17, 2024
Love this.
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Mary Kay Neumann Jun 17, 2024
Thank you Pavi...these words are a balm to my heart. Sending you warmth and gratitude. Mary Kay Neumann
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Willow Whitehouse Jun 17, 2024
Such lovely and true thoughts. Gratefully receiving
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Freda Karpf Jun 17, 2024
ah. just so sweet to rest in these words
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Jo-Neal Graves Jun 17, 2024
A VERY true and beautiful poem! Thank you 🙏🏼
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Sally King Jun 17, 2024
wonderful- I feel this too.
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Patrick Jun 17, 2024
Coincidentally, today’s Nouwen devotional message is about just that.
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Patrick Jun 17, 2024
Yes. The truth of our interconnection is found everywhere and in everything. Oh for sure us humans, but “all are my relatives,” and so plants and animals have stories too if we will take the time to listen. Henri Nouwen yes, but John Muir too.
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Carol Jun 17, 2024
I am just beginning to grasp that all is entangled - there is no separation. Water carries patterns of information and unifies. We may not meet in the 3D world but it is impossible that we will never once touch.
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Gail Hamley Jun 17, 2024
I just read a post from Henri Nouwen who wrote that our inner lives flow through all humanity…no beginning and no ending…and then I read this poem. A Truth that sinks into my heart and spills out, creating a shift. Thank you.
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Steven Jun 17, 2024
Impossible, Pavi,
to unread your words
percolating like my morning coffee
blessed with that telltale aroma
of awakening




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Leaf Jun 17, 2024
I love the whimsy of the language of “double dare” paired with the importance of acknowledging our interconnection. This poems sings a universal truth so beautifully. Thanks, Pavi.