The Hubbell Pew keeps on going having completed its 11th Lenten Season. It has no advertisers, but does accept modest donations to keep it going. That’s my annual plug for the site, but for the curious here are a few interesting facts:
- So far over 1250 unique meditations have been posted, and can be researched by using the new search feature on the site.
- It has withstood over 46,000 spam attacks.
- With a few breaks for contemplation and meditation a new meditation has been posted five times a week for almost five straight years.
- Over the last year we have added a Facebook page, and tweet the link to the post every day a new post is tweeted.
Since the first post, I felt something different; something good was about to happen. At the first posting a daily meditation seemed beyond a remote possibility, but now it allows me to walk in a new way. I have one request, if you enjoy a particular post please pass it on, and please feel free to comment. Your thoughts are more meaningful than mine.
Now consider this during your morning’s meditation:
So much of what we live goes inside our head and our heart, never expressed but heard and understood by God.
Consider our days of grief spent alone with one’s thoughts, those tongue-tied moments when we want to cry out. God senses our grief, and listens to our unsaid words.
God understands that unacknowledged love is no less real, and that which we conceal is always more than we dare confide.
The letters we write to both the living and the dead in our hearts are read thoroughly by God.
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