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FullFaced

Filled to all the Fullness

What funny mystery is this

Fallen and flawed, failing and flailing

For fruit out of grasp

Feeling that don’t last

Fortune and luck are illusions

Fondling fondly futile search for closeness

Until falling at the feet of achievement

Love at its fulfillment

His favor a sweet flavor

The recipe? Dear recompense

Freedom from emptiness

Thoughts transformed, transfixed, transfigured

a full heart can only get bigger

Taught to dance by a father

Feet move with His, together

Finding the rhythm and, finally, the time

Face to Face with Grace Divine. 


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TheoMusings

I’ve been struggling with my view of God and who He is and how He operates. I don’t think I am alone. 

What if God is love? I know we like to say that, but what if it is really true. What if His love is so passionate and fervently pursuing that we have no way to explain it? All the horrible things we think about God—what if those are actually reflections of our own inadequacies? 

All our attempts to box God up in logic, reason, or systems is so ridiculous to me when I reflect on Creation. What if He can’t be boxed in, and what if He is simply waiting for us to see how poorly constructed our silly boxes are? 

Some experience his love as a sweet embrace, but others might experience it as a consuming eternal fire, but both experience His free love. He loves you so much he gave you the ability to decide. Love is free. 

What if the poetic rhythm of the whirling earth’s rotation around the sun is simply an illustration of the life we live? Darkness and then light. It is here that God initiates the dance. Knowing He needed partners who could keep up, he creates man and woman in His image, with His breath. He plays the song for us with His son as soloist and begs us to sing along. He leads, but you need to follow. He promises He won’t step on your toes. 


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you guys. This is the best song of the year.

(Source: Spotify)


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My favorite band has a new album. YES. @mewithoutyou

(Source: Spotify)


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491
May 10
siphotos:

George Foreman lies on the canvas after being knocked out by Muhammad Ali during the eight round of their famous 1974 “Rumble in the Jungle” match in Zaire. The fight remains a high point in Ali’s career as most experts predicted a victory for the younger and stronger Foreman. (Tony Triolo/SI)
GALLERY: Rumble in the Jungle

siphotos:

George Foreman lies on the canvas after being knocked out by Muhammad Ali during the eight round of their famous 1974 “Rumble in the Jungle” match in Zaire. The fight remains a high point in Ali’s career as most experts predicted a victory for the younger and stronger Foreman. (Tony Triolo/SI)

GALLERY: Rumble in the Jungle


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It doesn’t matter what you’ve done.

What is effect without its cause?

It doesn’t matter what you’ve done.

Lay your faithless head down in necessity’s cotton hands 

There’s a love that never changes

No matter what you’ve done. 

(Source: Spotify)


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81
May 09
funkysafari:

‘Canis lupus lupus’
by RobertoBianconi

funkysafari:

‘Canis lupus lupus’

by RobertoBianconi


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78
May 09
compendium-of-beasts:

Pelican, John White (c. 1540 – c. 1593)
via Art Finder

compendium-of-beasts:

Pelican, John White (c. 1540 – c. 1593)

via Art Finder


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Apr 29
thestylebuff:

Shaving Set: Shavemac Silvertip | Floris JF Shaving Soap, Thiers Issard Evide Sonnant Extra, 5/8, Varon Dandy After Shave, Penhaligon’s Hamam Bouquet

thestylebuff:

Shaving Set: Shavemac Silvertip | Floris JF Shaving Soap, Thiers Issard Evide Sonnant Extra, 5/8, Varon Dandy After Shave, Penhaligon’s Hamam Bouquet


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