Divine Chaos Can Be a Good Thing

“To say it clearly, the Holy Spirit annoys us. Because he moves us”, he explained, “he makes us journey, he pushes the Church to go forward,” – Pope Francis, 2013 in Vatican Insider

As many of you have heard me say there is always a message in the chaos. This came to me from Entering the Castle by Caroline Myss who states, “Mystical service means modeling calm in chaos, kindness amid anger, forgiveness at all times, personal integrity-to live, in other words, mindful that every second offers a choice either to channel grace or to withhold it.”

You may think that when things aren’t going well, God is not in them. This is not the case. I’ve create a spiritual exercise for just such occasions. You will find it HERE.

I’ve learned a great deal from Myss’s book and for those of you on a seriously deep spiritual path, I encourage you to not just read, but study it.

Gail holds a degree from Lamar University in Speech and a Master’s from the University of Texas. She married Sam after raising three children as a single mother. She was an educator in regular and special education for twenty years, finishing her professional career as a Braille teacher. In 2007 She founded SMORE for Women. SMORE is a nonprofit association whose goal is Single Moms, Overjoyed, Rejuvenated, & Empowered. She is a Certified Professional Coach and her stories have been published in several Christian books and magazines. Her book, Living Learning Loving, is available for purchase on CreateSpace, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble online.