“We create our ecstasy and we create our peace. And when we choose anesthetizing addictions we dull the light as well as the darkness.”
“Jesus breathed on them and said, “receive Holy Spirit.” Breath quickens blood, quickens soul, moves our spirits in exaltation and our bodies in dance. Wind moves the clouds in patterns across the sky: Ruach, Creator’s companion — breath of God, Word of God.”
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