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I have BE sitting on a window sill in my home (picture above).
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You’ll be challenged to
I have BE sitting on a window sill in my home (picture above).
(Sorry…something has gone a miss with this post.)
I do hope you took the time to do Week 46’s task of HaMakom…making your PLACE. These last few tasks are going to take thought, contemplation and journaling. The perfect thing to do in your special place!
Many, many, many years ago, a dear friend of mine shared one of her family traditions. Sometime during the Christmas season, each family member would take time to think about what THREE GIFTS they would give to Jesus. They would write them down and put them in their stocking.
The THREE GIFTS were based on the Magi bringing three gifts to Jesus in the bible.
The gifts are not necessarily material things, but parts of their life that they would like to put in Jesus’s hand or something they’d like to do to bring more peace into their home/life.
Things such as…
They didn’t need to share what they choose with others unless they wanted to. The paper would stay in their stocking all year and be looked upon at the next Christmas to see how their gift giving went.
If it helps, use the Magi gifts as a guideline.
Gold is the metal of kings. When gold was presented to Jesus, it acknowledged his right to rule.
Incense, or frankincense, was used in the temple as a form of worship.
Myrrh was used for embalming. We do not know precisely what the wise men may have known or guessed about Christ’s ministry, but we do know that the Old Testament again and again foretold his suffering.
What thing/thought do you need to say, “Remember, I embalmed that” “It’s gone,” “that no longer is in my life,” “that once may have served me, but now I’m done with that” ? (Maybe something you’ve been saying about your self that is not serving you or your life.)