serenity

this season is one of major transition for me. if its one for you too, consider reading the book Transitions by William Bridges. the honeymoon period in seattle is over for me. i am digging the dirt in preparation to plant seeds that will soon be rooted in the soil. it behooves me to not pretend otherwise. it's been a while since i've done this, so naturally, i'm scared. again, the unknown has come face to face, ready to battle it out. everyday God reminds me, i can't do it without the son Jesus. The only thing that brings me a sense of serenity and an unbound freedom these days is hanging out with God in the St. Ignatius Chapel on campus. God knew before the beginning of time that I would need a haven such as this. yes i'm enamored with the architecture but i'm more called by the Spirit that dwells inside. my Spirit is called forth as i enter, it doesn't stop there Spirit transcends the walls. in the phases of life transitions we must process the end, followed by a neutral phase before we experience a new beginning. i'm still processing the end, and God gave me this chapel to experience His peace. Praise be to Jesus!