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Man Thou Art Dust . . .
. . . and unto dust you shall return. Today is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. Each year on this day, I share this video and encourage you to take a few minutes and simply marvel in the … Continue reading
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It was March of 2011 and this appeared on my old blog, A Simple Village Undertaker. A Sung, Lenten Prayer It has appeared during Lent every year since. Whether or not you are a Christian, you cannot deny the beauty … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, 25 blogs, Lent
Tagged Lent, Lenten Prayer, repentence, St Vladimir's Orthodox Seminary Male Chorale, Wisdom
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Opening Paragraphs
A little light reading as Lent is just around the corner. You Are Going To Die. The moment you are born you begin dying. You may die in fifty years, ten years, perhaps tomorrow – or even today. But whenever … Continue reading
Blot Out My Transgressions
Feeling a little tired this evening, so I thought that I would take a short cut and just throw a song up here….and then spent a half-hour deciding what song. At 31 minutes into the exercise, I remembered my annual, … Continue reading
A Time Of Reflection
Today is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the Christian Traditions. I originally posted this on the old blog back in 2011 and called it A Sung, Lenten Prayer. Regardless of your religious affiliation, or lack thereof, this is … Continue reading
Posted in Ash Wednesday
Tagged A simple Village Undertaker, Ash Wednesday, blog, Chant, God's Mercy, Lent, reflection, repetence, saint
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Revisited
It is Lent and regardless of your faith (or lack thereof), anyone can benefit from reading and listening to the words found in a post from my old blog, A Simple Village Undertaker. “Sometimes admitting the truth about ourselves is … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, Orthodoxy, Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged Chant, Lent, Orthodoxy, regret, self assesment
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Mitigating Chaos 