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I am a semi-retired medical doctor and I celebrate a long and fulfilling marriage with my wife and sojourner on this spiritual journey, Linda. We have a family of nine including in-law children and grandchildren.

My mother tongue is Afrikaans and I love the sunny skies and rainbow diversity of South Africa.

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I used to pastor a Vineyard Christian Fellowship for sixteen years and I am very familiar with the pain of the religious treadmill. After many years in the religious desert, I found a spiritual home in contemplation.

I am a recovering perfectionist, workaholic, reformer and religious performer.

I love to meditate, using mainly the Centering Prayer method, write poems and other things and am learning that this moment is everything.

I love the sea and nature, red wine, dogs and all kinds of people although I am essentially an introvert.

I describe myself as an Incarnational Mystic.

I see this life and everything in it as the incarnation of the Unseen who had made love visible by creating a universe where unconditional, sacrificial other-centeredness is the pathway to enlightenment.

I seek to love all people and all things and every moment in this life and through doing that, love its Creator.





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Jul 12, 20266 min
The Word That Reads Us
How sacred texts become mirrors before they become windows. Two people open the same holy book this morning. One closes it and walks out to feed the hungry. One closes it and walks out to burn a village. Same words. Same God. Same ink on the same page. Something stands between the book and the human reading it. Something that decides whether Scripture becomes bread or a blade”. - Author unknown What is that “something”? It may be one of the most important spiritual questions we can ask. The...

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Jun 27, 20267 min
The birth of an army of blind people
Life often feels like standing at the edge of a busy street, unsure of the next step. We want control, certainty, and safety, but sometimes all we have is trust. Trust in something beyond ourselves, something that guides us when our own senses fail. This post explores the powerful metaphor of a blind person relying on a guide dog and how it reflects our need to trust life when control slips away. I am in the process of reflecting on a recent entry in my journal: “I am fearful, Lord. Fear has...

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May 3, 20267 min
"by 300 lappers I will save you"
And the LORD said to Gideon, "Everyone who laps from the water with his tongue, as a dog laps, you shall set apart by himself; likewise everyone who gets down on his knees to drink." Jdg 7:5 The word posture keeps coming up for me, and this strange little scene at the water will not leave me alone. At the simplest level, posture is just the way a body is arranged: kneeling, bending, standing, crouching, lowering the face to the water, or lapping like a dog. But the word posture is often used...

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