Haiku from the Heart.
Artist Wendy Bryant discusses her shift from professional artistry to spiritual creativity in retirement. She views entering her “heart studio” as a divine connection and symbol of trusting God.
Artist Wendy Bryant discusses her shift from professional artistry to spiritual creativity in retirement. She views entering her “heart studio” as a divine connection and symbol of trusting God.
Wendy Bryant shares haiku inspired while on vacation earlier this summer in the Arizona desert south of Phoenix.
Lent Day 3. As a follow up from Monday, Wendy Bryant offers a haiku inspired by the teachings of Dorotheos of Gaza. Entitled “Wholeness.”
Breathe, pause, listen, hear
Spirit awakens wonder
Pause, embrace beloved
Deb Tripp
struggle to let go
refocus and re-engage
as part of the whole
Theresa Schaudies
Alienation
Seeking different Gods we become
Alien nation
Tom Cashman
Oh, the powerful pause
Helps me listen much better
It is space for Grace
Tressa Peterson
Broken heart exposed
Pain, anger, sadness cry out
Love is here, waiting.
Wendy Bryant
May I be aware
Of Holy Spirit guidance
And very grateful.
Tressa Peterson
Intention toward You
Giver of love Who gives all
Bend my heart in love
Lynne Benson
With wonder….wander
Intentional wandering
Is not squandering
Kathy Bentall
Written by: Lynne Benson, Kathy Bentall, Wendy Bryant, Tom Cashman,