Daily Signet

As we journey this month in our service to and celebration of the Feminine, the Yin, the Shekinah, may it be a sacred pilgrimage as we follow a path (so many to paths to choose but only one to follow) through the wild-ness, the be-wilderness, the mystery, the majesty. For in the feminine aspect of God, whether it be Mountains of majesty or glorious sightings on the inward journey and a creative outpouring of worship and praise, we discover the indwelling divine presence, the emanating glory of God.

Occupy us, oh Holy Hallowed Breath, replenish our minds with heady fumes of the sublime, renew our hearts with oxygenating compassion, recharge our life force, our souls with a breath so enveloping, so engulfing, so animating that we are charged with the Holy and there are no fleshy borders confining us, and there are no stultifying labels and preconceptions separating us, and there are no inhibitions and deprecating mantras minimizing the Hallowedness and the Holiness of your Breath now fully and completely occupying our minds, our hearts, our life force. Occupy us, Oh Holy Spirit, oh Shekinah, Oh divine essence, that we may be One.

Benjamin Martin

On This Day…

Christopher Isherwood born in Cheshire, Eng., 1904, died 1986: novelist
Works: Goodbye to Berlin, A Single Man, Down There On a Visit
Quotes: “One should never write down or up to people, but out of yourself.” “If it’s going to be a world with no time for sentiment, it is not a world that I want to live in.” “I am a camera with its shutter open.”