Entries by Benita Esposito

When Gratitude Comes to Dinner

When Gratitude comes to dinner She wears a purple feather in her hair Reminding her to be appreciative. She doesn’t want to take life for granted, But she knows she does some times. She watches for the tiny little ways she closes her heart. It’s so easy to get caught up in the daily tasks […]

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Feeling Safe

Feeling safe, secure, calm and quiet. Even in the midst of trials and confusion, The memories of your smiling eyes And your gentle touch Soothe my troubled mind. Perhaps it is unwise to want you and enjoy you so much. Somehow, though, I know that you are here to enrich my life And I only […]

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When Gratitude is Difficult

I sit perched upon my mountain high, surveying the land below. How peaceful, how serene. I love it so. As I ponder the meaning of Thanksgiving, I wonder, “What does it really mean to be grateful?” What is the Heart of gratitude? When am I most compelled to reach into the deepest part of myself […]

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Newsletter August 2012: Stress Management

Increase Your Health & Well-being. Are you a conscientious worker but you’re tired because there aren’t enough hours in the day to get your work done? Do you have trouble balancing the demands of your job with caring for your loved ones? Is stress taking a toll on your health and coping ability?  Are you […]

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Why People Don’t Change and How They Can.

Do you know the #1 reason why people don’t make and sustain the changes they desire in their lives? Whether we’re talking about relationships, money, weight, health or career … No matter how smart we are, no matter how well-intentioned we are, if we don’t address this one thing, we’ll keep ourselves playing small, much […]

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“Exploring Healing Prayer Ministry” Workshop 10/27/12.

A Workshop: Saturday, October 27, 2012. If you are interested in learning how to do spiritual healing rooted in the Christian tradition, please join me for this workshop. It will be facilitated by my friends John Rice (my beloved former priest) and Bryan Johnson, MD.  Bryan and I were in the same class of Order […]

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