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“In writing, we see, sometimes with fear and trembling, who we have been, who we really are, and we glimpse now and then who we might become.”
― Pat Schneider, How the Light Gets In: Writing as a Spiritual Practice

“Jesus said, “But when you pray, go into your room and shut the door and pray to your Father who is in secret.”
― Pat Schneider, How the Light Gets In: Writing as a Spiritual Practice

“She begins, “What is the question we spend our entire lives asking?” and answers, “Our question is this: Are we loved? I don’t mean by one another.” She closes her sermon to the snakes with these words: “I am like you, curious and small. Like you, I pause alertly and open my senses to try to read the air, the clouds, the sun’s slant, the little movements of the animals, all in the hope I will learn the secret of whether I am loved.”
― Pat Schneider, How the Light Gets In: Writing as a Spiritual Practice

“It occurred to me that when I begin to write, I open myself and wait. And when I turn toward an inner spiritual awareness, I open myself and wait.”
― Pat Schneider, How the Light Gets In: Writing as a Spiritual Practice