Sleeping Beauty
William Shakespeare
“My soul, sit thou a patient looker on; judge not the play before the play is done; her plot has many changes, every day speaks a new scene, the last act crowns the play.”
A Wave
May 19, 2025
Three readings. A song that says the rest. And inspiration for whatever this day is here to teach.

Read — the readings that opened the day
William Shakespeare
“My soul, sit thou a patient looker on; judge not the play before the play is done; her plot has many changes, every day speaks a new scene, the last act crowns the play.”
Bill Harris
“The act of stepping aside to watch helps create conscious awareness, because it keeps you from becoming lost in the feelings or behaviors, or your mental analysis of them. It makes it much more difficult to continue suffering. This watching needs to be done, however, without attachment to the outcome. In other words, you must objectively and curiously watch what is happening —not to change anything, but just to notice what is happening. The ability to step aside and watch yourself as you feel and act is an acquired skill that takes time and practice to develop, but it will totally change your life. Meditation naturally develops your ability to become the witness.”
Meditation for the Day "He brought me up out of a horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock and established my goings." The first part, "He brought me up out of a horrible pit," means that by turning to God and putting my problems in His hands, I am able to overcome my sins and temptations. "He set my feet upon a rock" means that when I trust God in all things, I have true security. "He established my goings" means that if I honestly try to live the way God wants me to live, I will have God's guidance in my daily living. Prayer for the Day I pray that my feet may be set upon a rock. I pray that I may rely on God to guide my comings and goings.
Adapted from Twenty-Four Hours a Day© 1975 by Hazelden Foundation. All rights reserved.