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“I thought that the world did not want me,
but the truth was that I did not want myself.”
― Winter Magnolia
but the truth was that I did not want myself.”
― Winter Magnolia
“What you seed in your bad time, will be harvested in your good time”
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“Miracles can be found in the most unlikely of places. I found the light not by swimming to the surface, but by letting myself drown in the seas of my deepest fears. Not by eradicating the dark, but by embracing it. I realized that there is no such a thing as darkness, only light and the absence of it.
It is there in the light of unconditional love that I finally found the freedom I had been searching for so long.”
― Winter Magnolia
It is there in the light of unconditional love that I finally found the freedom I had been searching for so long.”
― Winter Magnolia
“I’m tired, inevitably. But it’s more than that. I’m hollowed out. I’m tetchy and irritable, constantly feeling like prey, believing that everything is urgent and that I can never do enough. And my house—my beloved home—has suffered a kind of entropy in which everything has slowly collapsed and broken and worn out, with detritus collecting on every surface and corner, and I have been helpless in the face of it.”
― Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times
― Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times
“Some avoid spiritual things because they remind us of our pain and trauma. Burnout in ministry can lead to deep emotional wounds that traumatize and leave us vulnerable and afraid. We come to fear the things that we associate with our burnout.Sometimes the rear may be so great, we begin to avoid those things. That's because every encounter reopens wounds and causes great emotional pain. Since ministers who burn out associate their experiences with spiritual things, it's not surprising that they would avoid them.”
― Reframing Your Ministry: Balancing Professional Responsibilities & Personal Needs
― Reframing Your Ministry: Balancing Professional Responsibilities & Personal Needs
Britty’s 2025 Year in Books
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