Category Archives: Other Quotes

#BeOfGoodUse #MLK2021

Posted on January 18, 2021 by magthemom

How will you be of service today? Tomorrow is today. Love your enemies. “Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend.”-Rev. Dr. MLK, Jr.

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A reading for #Friday from @CACRadicalGrace

Posted on March 27, 2020 by spiritualcincinnati

Good morning, please enjoy the selection link below that reminds us “we can survive and even grow from this tragedy” -Center for Action and Contemplation https://cac.org/stumble-and-fall-2019-03-31/

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#InternationalWomensDay: #CelebrateWomen #HonorWomen #FreeWomen

Posted on March 8, 2020 by spiritualcincinnati

What does Swedenborg say about Freedom? Doing harmful things in freedom seems to be freedom, but it is actually slavery. It comes from selfish and materialistic loves, which come from hell. (The Heavenly City §142) and also… All freedom is … Continue reading →

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#MondayMeditation: #75Years #AuschwitzLiberation

Posted on January 27, 2020 by spiritualcincinnati

“I feel strongly that we should not wait for our political leaders to make this world a better place. No, we should make this happen now in our homes and at our schools.” ~Miep Gies Remember these words from the … Continue reading →

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The Beloved Community #MLK #WednesdayWisdom

Posted on January 22, 2020 by spiritualcincinnati

“Long before he was a leader, I think he had a deeply felt dream of the Beloved Community, a concept he envisioned where people could work and live together, no matter their differences.” -Christine King, MLK’s sister from the book, … Continue reading →